Planning and writing the 'against' section of Macbeth's soliloquy
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I can plan and write the ‘against’ section of Macbeth’s soliloquy.
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Macbeth is a highly conflicted character.
A soliloquy occurs when a character voices their thoughts and feelings aloud.
Soliloquies are written from the first person perspective.
The opening of this soliloquy outlines Macbeth's dilemma.
The character's confusion can be illustrated through the use of rhetorical questions and exclamations.
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