Question

As a result of Hecate involving herself in the supernatural antics, how does Macbeth's internal conflict become more compounded in Act 4 Scene 1?

A. Macbeth fully understands that he cannot escape his destiny.

B. Macbeth sees three new visions that foreshadow his future.

C. Macbeth is no longer able to interact with the witches and he begins to question whether they ever existed.

D. Macbeth decides that he will capture Lady Macduff and her children.

Answer 1

B. Macbeth sees three new visions that foreshadow his future.

As a result of Hecate involving herself in the supernatural antics, Macbeth's internal conflict becomes more compounded in Act 4 Scene 1 with the appearance of three new visions that foreshadow his future. The visions include a bloody child, a crowned child holding a tree, and eight crowned kings followed by Banquo's ghost. These visions further fuel Macbeth's ambition and desire for power, while also making him more paranoid and fearful of his own fate and those of his enemies. The visions also add to the confusion in Macbeth's mind, as he is unable to decipher the true meaning of these apparitions and whether they are good or bad omens for him.

Therefore, the correct answer is B. Macbeth sees three new visions that foreshadow his future.

Answer 2

As a result of Hecate involving herself in the supernatural antics, how does Macbeth's internal conflict become more compounded in Act 4 Scene 1?A. Macbeth fully understands that he cannot escape his destiny.B. Macbeth sees three new visions that foreshadow his future.C. Macbeth is no longer able to interact with the witches and he begins to question whether they ever existed.D. Macbeth decides that he will capture Lady Macduff and her children.