Macbeth Act 2

3. – The act Macbeth and his wife plot and carry out in order to seize the throne.
4. – The character who drugs the guards to enable the murder of Duncan.
8. – The supernatural appearance that haunts Macbeth during a banquet.
12. – The character who flees to England to escape the danger after his father’s murder.
13. – The king who is murdered in his sleep by Macbeth.
14. – Macbeth fears someone will find out the truth about Duncan’s murder.
15. – A symbol of Macbeth’s new position as king, which he receives after Duncan’s death.

1. – The character who provides comic relief by answering the door after the murder.
2. – What Macbeth experiences immediately after committing the murder of Duncan.
5. – Duncan’s son, who runs to Ireland after his father is killed.
6. – The sound Macbeth hears that alerts the guards after committing the murder.
7. – A recurring symbol in the play representing guilt and the consequences of murder.
9. – The character who is urged to commit regicide by his wife.
10. – The peaceful activity that Macbeth can no longer do after killing Duncan.
11. – The tool used by Macbeth to kill Duncan.