Questions

 If their the right questions that bring out the main points in the text, it will help you understand more of whats going on. If its a clarifying question you have to look up information in the text to help you find the anwser which will help you analize it more and understand it alot better. Then theres future questions when you have no idea what the anwser is till you read ahead of what you have already done. My difficulties i found asking questions were making up the questions and trying to find a type of question to ask.

Do You Trust Me?

   My personal opinion on trust is horrible... i personally dont think you can ever truly trust someone. Thats like trusting someone with your life over theirs. When clearly you know theyir life is more important to yours in most situations. You cant trust someone with a death rial but you can trust them with simple things. I think it depends on your level/ perspective on the word "trust". In Duncans & Macbeths situation they have no type of trust their both out to kill each other & both secretly dont know about it. Their both playing a innocent ohh i like you attitude when deep down their both out to get each other.

Manliness

     To be a man in my eyes is to be responsible for you actions, being independant and sticking by your word, not letting others down, focusing on yourself, & being strong even through the tough times. I agree with Lady Mabeths point of view just because your a lady dont mean you canbt take full responsibilty and do man duty's. she took on the responsibility of getting the "deathj planning" in order talked to the guards told Macbeth what was going on instead of him doing it.

Unseamed Him From Nave to Chops

   I think that Macbeth had won because it showed he wanted power & got it. Power is a strong word its like respect  sort of like a feeling of admiration for someone because of there qualities, or achievements. Macbeth cut Macdonwald's body & chopped his head as they were fighting. The guy i see in Macbeths place is a guy that has guts, he stood up for himself & just ended the situation by killing him he showed no emotion or care. Basically like a problem solved in his eyes.

To Act or Not To Act

        I think personally a person is not equally guilty if they did not take a part in a crime, they could've been a witness like anybody. They could be scared to leave the situation so they have no choice to stay & watch but does that make them guilty of attempting the crime ? No. their are defiantly levels of guilt within witnessing a crime but not taking part in it, it'll have a effect on you because you know what really happened and what really went down your like evidence.More like a solution to a problem.
 

The Bloody Play---Which Witches?

  I think the roman polanski play was the best. It was the best play of what i had in my head. i pictured 3 middle class witches the older, middle, & younger. the only thing that was partially different i pictured them coming in on broom sticks not on a beach walking. The play could have had more say in it it didnt really talk much for us to know what was going on, but it showed good graphics. If we wouldnt have looked over the text though i would have been completly lost. The play was changed from shakespare way of reading the "witches" in the play were burrying a actual arm with a hand of macbeth but in the text they were talking about a guys personal area.