Analysing a scene in the build-up of 'Macbeth'
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I can identify the reasons Macbeth considers for and against killing Duncan.
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A play script is the written form of a play.
Audiences can draw inferences and make conclusions about a character based on their words, expressions and actions.
Vocabulary can be generated to precisely describe a scene for the reader.
Shakespearean characters often experience internal conflict.
Macbeth's decision making is influenced by his wife and his desire for power.
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