Macbeth Questions Act 2: Who is more practical after the killing, Macbeth or his wife
Who is more practical after the killing, Macbeth or his wife? Can you think of reasons for this?
The scene featuring the porter makes a great contrast with what goes before and after it. Can you explain why Shakespeare should use comedy at this point in an otherwise not very comical play? (This is sometimes explained by the phrase “Comic Relief”, which has recently been taken over by a well-known charity.)
