English Lit- Macbeth

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    What is the Divine Right of Kings?

    Kings are believed to be chosen by God.

    How does Macbeth violate the Divine Right of Kings?

    By murdering King Duncan.

    What does Malcolm represent in the context of kingship?

    The restoration of order and rightful heir.

    What happens to Scotland after Macbeth's regicide?

    It falls into chaos and disorder.

    What is the Great Chain of Being?

    A hierarchical structure of all beings in the universe.

    How does Macbeth's act of regicide affect the Great Chain of Being?

    It disrupts the natural order, causing chaos.

    What unnatural events occur as a result of Macbeth's actions?

    Horses eating each other and other disruptions in nature.

    What does Malcolm promise to do after Macbeth's death?

    Restore natural order to Scotland.

    How is Macbeth's kingship described?

    As 'borrowed robes', indicating its temporary nature.

    What does the quote 'to be thus is nothing!' imply about Macbeth?

    His kingship is insecure and based on fear.