Macbeth Terms and Concepts

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Across
  1. 3. full, sensual
  2. 5. a big pot for cooking
  3. 7. the king’s role and the way he rules
  4. 9. 5 beats per line of poetry with the emphasis on the second syllable
  5. 11. herald
  6. 12. calling for a favor or power to a force or thing outside of oneself
  7. 13. allusion or reference to the Roman god Neptune
  8. 14. trivial
  9. 16. gift (Greek origin)
  10. 17. band of brothers
  11. 18. expertise demonstrated with an easy grace that defines non-chalance.
  12. 20. babble
  13. 22. scolded
  14. 23. Tragedy a form of literature imitated by Renaissance writers
  15. 24. a literary element that uses exaggeration to dramatize an idea, exaggeration
  16. 26. pride
  17. 27. a fault in character, in Greek tragedies this is often “hubris” or pride
Down
  1. 1. lies
  2. 2. unrhymed iambic pentameter
  3. 4. merciless, inhumane
  4. 6. repeatedly battered by storms
  5. 7. “rebirth”
  6. 8. a person who is above other in talent, stature, rank or wealth
  7. 10. a time of great faith and colloquial artistic expression
  8. 14. cleanse through catharsis
  9. 15. turn something red
  10. 19. a person of high estate, who suffers a reversal of fortune due to his or her tragic flaw and resulting crime.
  11. 21. two contradictory ideas
  12. 25. two lines of poetry that rhyme