"Macbeth"-Acts II-III

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Across
  1. 8. _____ escapes murder, which fills Macbeth with fear. (pp. 95-97)
  2. 9. Macbeth is experiencing a "____ of the mind" in Act III, Scene 2. (91)
  3. 10. ____ being dead makes Macbeth envious (jealous). (91)
  4. 11. The Witches predicted Banquo's _____ will become royalty. (16)
  5. 14. Lady Macbeth reasons that she would have killed Duncan herself if he "hadn't ___ me of my father" (52).
  6. 17. Macbeth claims he murdered Duncan's guards because he flew into a _____. (70)
Down
  1. 1. The Porter scene is one of the first examples of a ____ joke. (pp. 60-62)
  2. 2. Macbeth hires ______ to murder Banquo and Fleance.
  3. 3. Lady Macbeth starts to feel a sense of ____ at the opening of Act III, Scene 2. (89)
  4. 4. Macbeth reasons they have "______, not killed it" (90).
  5. 5. Macduff initially considers Malcolm and Donalbain to be ______. (76)
  6. 6. Macbeth hallucinates and has this vision as he walks toward Duncan's room (pp. 47-48)
  7. 7. ____ finds Duncan's corpse and alerts everyone. (66)
  8. 12. Macbeth, after killing Duncan, hears a voice telling him he will "____" (56).
  9. 13. Malcolm, Duncan's oldest son, escapes to ____ to avoid becoming the next victim. (73)
  10. 15. Macbeth feels Banquo possesses a "_____ of nature," which he's envious of. (84)
  11. 16. Macbeth manipulates the Assassins by questioning their ____ (pp. 86-87)