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  • Essay / How Shakespeare Uses Violence in Macbeth - 1644

    As I see lives, slashes look best on them. » Macduff “Turn, hellhound, turn!” » Macbeth “Of all men, I have avoided you. But come back! My soul is already too heavy with your blood. » Macduff "I have no words: my voice is in my sword, bloodier villain than words can tell you! » Macbeth "You lose work: as easy as you can intrude the air with your sharp sword impresses to make me bleed: let your blade fall on vulnerable ridges: I bear a charmed life, which must not yield to one of the women born. “Macduff” Despair of your charm, and leave the angel you still have. I told you, Macduff was torn prematurely from his mother's womb. » Macbeth “Cursed be this tongue that speaks it to me, for it has intimidated the best part of man! And even if these juggling demons no longer believe, this game with is a double meaning; who keep the word of promise in our ear and break it in our hope. I won't fight with you. » Macduff "Then yield to thee, coward, and live to be the sight and gaze of time: we will make thee, as our rarest monsters are, painted on a post, and I have subscribed: 'Here you can see the tyrant. » Macbeth "I will not yield, to kiss the ground before young Malcolm's feet and be lured