okay, blog number three and i still have no idea what is going on :/. i think we're reading act 5 right now in class but i'm still writing for act 1 bc lack of interest and i'm lazy. due to my liking of this play thing (i haTE IT SO MUCH) i haven't paid attention much. it literally makes my brain swell trying to read this stuff. Shakespeare sucks man, really bad.
so, going off of spark notes/no fear Shakespeare, this is what i think of act 1:
the witches are crazy af- they want to hurt someone's husband bc some lady doesn't want to share her chestnuts???? like???? and they can predict the future, that's trippy though
macbeth seems like a cool guy, well until he kills someone lol. then he goes on a murdering spree like it's the norm??
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Friday, February 27, 2015
Monday, February 9, 2015
fouL FAIR THING
"foul is fair and fair is foul"
this is a line that both the witches and macbeth say. tbh i don't understand what it means but S bryce said it was relevant so i decided to find out what it means. while reading i found out that Macbeth is gonna kill my boy Duncan- so therefore the foul part is killing his friend but the fair part is that he gets to be king. being king is probably cool so obviously it's the more fair part of the deal, making murdering duncan the bad end of the deal.
also it means things that look pretty ("fair") will become ugly ("foul") and things that are ugly will become beautiful. The witches are referring first to themselves. They look ugly, but the predictions they offer are beautiful to Macbeth.
the line also sounds cool. like if you hear this in a rap, it's fire af. a mix tape called "foul is fair and fair is foul" is way better than "oh man i gotta kill my bff but at least i'll be king am i right ladies". the foul line gives the story a cool edge and a little mystery. like what's foul to someone is fair to someone else and vice versa ya feel?
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this is a line that both the witches and macbeth say. tbh i don't understand what it means but S bryce said it was relevant so i decided to find out what it means. while reading i found out that Macbeth is gonna kill my boy Duncan- so therefore the foul part is killing his friend but the fair part is that he gets to be king. being king is probably cool so obviously it's the more fair part of the deal, making murdering duncan the bad end of the deal.
also it means things that look pretty ("fair") will become ugly ("foul") and things that are ugly will become beautiful. The witches are referring first to themselves. They look ugly, but the predictions they offer are beautiful to Macbeth.
the line also sounds cool. like if you hear this in a rap, it's fire af. a mix tape called "foul is fair and fair is foul" is way better than "oh man i gotta kill my bff but at least i'll be king am i right ladies". the foul line gives the story a cool edge and a little mystery. like what's foul to someone is fair to someone else and vice versa ya feel?
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MACBETH DIES BTW
Shakespeare sucks bc he's hard to understand. So far we've read the entire first act and i literally have NO IDEA WHAT IS GOING ON. apparently macbeth is trying to kill some king so he can be king. the witches are the coolest part bc they cast spells on people or something like that. and they can fly so they're basically super heroes. Shakespeare was obviously not liked in his time bc he sounds like a crazy person.
basically this story gives me headaches bc it's so hard to understand. the shakespeare guy leaves out all the cool parts, like the killing and war. but the movie shows cannons and stuff and more interesting things. bottom line-this story sucks so far
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