Macbeth

1. Motif, symbolising guilt, red
2. Motif, symbolising guilt, unable to be cleaned
7. Group of animals used as omens and symbols in the play
9. Repeatedly used to describe Macbeth at the start
10. Consequence of disrupting the Great Chain of Being
11. The second set of prophecies appear to Macbeth as these supernatural visions
15. 'Something ... this way comes'
16. This 'marshall'st' Macbeth to kill Duncan
17. The killing of Duncan as king
19. 'Look like the ... flower, but be the serpent under't'
20. 'Fair is foul, and foul is...?

1. Macbeth's friend and predicted to father kings
3. Symbolically fill Macbeth's mind with poisonous thoughts
4. Macbeth's hamartia
5. Escapes the hitmen and keeps the prophecy alive.
6. Macbeth is told to screw this to the 'sticking place'
8. 'From his mother's womb untimely ripped'
12. Both Thanes of Cawdor are executed for being one of these
13. A scary topic for the Shakespearean audience/associated with the witches
14. Macbeth becomes one as a cruel, ruthless king
18. Motif, lack of which shows a mind tormented by guilt