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Advise on - Macbeth and The Crucible Drama GCSE? please!!?

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any exam tips, quotations or anything that you think from either of the plays that will get me good marks. im not looking to do A-A* standard. C-B is great :)

anything you have in mind; just give me a bell. thanks so much. x

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  1. One thing to consider is that Macbeth was written about the time that The Crucible takes place--the Reign of King James I.   Besides commissioning the familiar translation of the Bible, James was very intererested in stamping out witchcraft, and the persecution of alleged witches was very popular in English-speaking regions on both sides of the Atlantic.  Both plays were written several centuries after the events they supposedly depict and reflect the attitudes of the times in which they were written, so we see both Macbeth's association with the witches and the witch-hunts in The Crucible as bad things.


  2. i was in the crucible in feb. i played tituba--ill give you  the long monologue she gave.

    Tituba: Oh How many times he bid me kill you Mr. parris?

    Parris: Kill me?

    Tituba: Aye, he say Mr Parris must be kill, Mr parris no goodly man Mr parris mean man and no gentle man he bid me rise out of my bed and cut your throat. I say NO, i do not hate this man, i do not wish to kill this man, but he say, you work me me Tituba and i make you free. I give you pretty dress to wear and i put you high up into the air and you gonna fly back to Barbados and i  say, You LIE devil you LIE. And he come visit me one stormy night and he say look tituba i have white people belong to me. And i  look and there was goody good

    Nurse: Sarah Good?

    Tituba: Aye and Goody Osbourne

    (wow- i did that all from memory haha--hope it helped--need NE thing else just email me--chubbychick1993@yahoo.com)

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