LORE: Gather Evidence

Directions:
Locate at least 4 examples from the play "Macbeth" which show how Macbeth is responsible for his corrupt deeds, how others lead him down this path, or a combination of both.

Hint: Look through your notes for quotes you may have already identified.

| Page | Act | Scene | Character | Quotation | How does this quotation connect to "Absolute Power"? |
|------|-----|-------|--------------|-------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| 10 | 1 | 1 | Third Witch | "There to meet with Macbeth." | Before we even meet Macbeth, the idea of witches waiting to meet him suggests they have something terrible planned for him. |

Example Layout:
1. Page: , Act: , Scene: , Character: , Quotation: __
- How does this quotation connect to "Absolute Power"?

Complete the table and provide explanations for how each quotation connects to the theme of "Absolute Power".

Macbeth's journey towards Absolute Power is influenced by a combination of his own ambition and the manipulation of others, particularly the witches and his wife. In Act 1, Scene 3, the witches' prophecy plants the seed of ambition in Macbeth's mind. Lady Macbeth then propels him towards his corrupt deeds, as seen in the murder of Duncan. Additionally, the influence of Hecate and the witches in Act 3, Scene 5 further entices Macbeth towards his downfall.

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