Macbeth

3. Macbeth’s friend and fellow soldier who receives a prophecy about his children becoming kings.
5. Breaking someone’s trust by lying or turning against them.
7. A Scottish nobleman who becomes king after choosing a violent path to power.
8. Three mysterious women who use magic and give prophecies that influence Macbeth’s actions.
10. The idea that some events are meant to happen and cannot be changed.
11. The kind and trusted ruler of Scotland who Macbeth kills to take the throne.
13. The act of killing someone on purpose.
14. King Duncan’s son who escapes danger and later fights to win back the throne.

1. A prediction about something that will happen in the future.
2. The heavy feeling you get when you know you’ve done something wrong.
4. Macbeth’s wife who encourages him to commit murder so they can become rulers.
6. A strong desire to reach a goal or gain power.
7. A Scottish nobleman who suspects Macbeth and later works to stop his rule.
9. Things that are beyond the natural world, like ghosts, magic, or strange visions.
12. The ability to control people or events.