Macbeth Act 2 - Scenes 4-5-6-7

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Across
  1. 7. – The place where King Duncan’s palace is located.
  2. 8. – A ceremonial chair used by a monarch, symbolizing power.
  3. 9. – To give or grant something, often as an honor.
  4. 10. – Something beyond natural laws, often involving ghosts or witches.
  5. 13. – The consequences or effects of an action, often negative.
  6. 16. – A common greeting gesture, often symbolizing agreement or trust.
  7. 18. – A large formal meal, usually for celebration.
  8. 23. – The title Macbeth already holds before being named Thane of Cawdor.
  9. 24. – A strong feeling of anger or shock.
Down
  1. 1. – An act of resistance against authority, often violent.
  2. 2. – A large cup, often used in religious ceremonies.
  3. 3. – The name of Macbeth’s castle.
  4. 4. – To roll around or immerse oneself in something, often in a negative way.
  5. 5. – A small, sharp knife used as a weapon.
  6. 6. – A woman who welcomes guests and takes care of them.
  7. 8. – A Scottish nobleman, ranking below a duke but above a commoner.
  8. 11. – To reproduce or create offspring; also used metaphorically.
  9. 12. – Black birds often associated with death and bad omens.
  10. 14. – Something given in return for good service or achievement.
  11. 15. – A taste that is bitter or unpleasant; sometimes used metaphorically.
  12. 17. – A small part of the body from which milk can be fed to a baby.
  13. 19. – A home built by birds, sometimes used metaphorically for safety.
  14. 20. – A strong desire to achieve something, often power or success.
  15. 21. – A word meaning for all time, with no end.
  16. 22. – Something real, sincere, and not fake.