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1 This project and its actions were made possible due to co-financing by the European Fund for the Integration of Third-Country Nationals EAL Nexus resource Macbeth character activity Character cards Subject: English Age group: 8 11, 12 14, Topic: Macbeth Licence information This resource is free to use for educational purposes. British Council 2015 Source This resource was originally developed by Claudine Field and Mary Ann Apcar from Stoke Newington School in Hackney for the Collaborative Learning Project, and piloted in schools with help from Sabrina Broadbent at the English and Media Centre, and has been adapted by EAL Nexus. Images taken from Self-Made Hero s Manga Shakespeare series.
2 Macbeth Macbeth is a brave soldier. He is married to Lady Macbeth. Macbeth does not trust other people and he worries that they don t like him. He is ambitious. Macbeth makes a lot of enemies.
3 Macbeth Macbeth is a brave soldier. He is married to Lady Macbeth. Macbeth does not trust other people and he worries that they don t like him. He is ambitious. Macbeth makes a lot of enemies.
4 Macbeth Macbeth is a brave soldier. He is married to Lady Macbeth. Macbeth does not trust other people and he worries that they don t like him. He is ambitious. Macbeth makes a lot of enemies.
5 Macbeth Macbeth is a brave soldier. He is married to Lady Macbeth. Macbeth does not trust other people and he worries that they don t like him. He is ambitious. Macbeth makes a lot of enemies.
6 King Duncan Duncan is the King of Scotland. He is good, fair and kind. His people love and respect him. He has two grown-up sons, Malcolm and Donalbain.
7 King Duncan Duncan is the King of Scotland. He is good, fair and kind. His people love and respect him. He has two grown-up sons, Malcolm and Donalbain.
8 King Duncan Duncan is the King of Scotland. He is good, fair and kind. His people love and respect him. He has two grown-up sons, Malcolm and Donalbain.
9 King Duncan Duncan is the King of Scotland. He is good, fair and kind. His people love and respect him. He has two grown-up sons, Malcolm and Donalbain.
10 Lady Macbeth Lady Macbeth is Macbeth s wife. She is ambitious and dangerous. She persuades Macbeth to do what she wants him to do. She is stronger and more ambitious than her husband. She feels guilty about the crimes that she commits.
11 Lady Macbeth Lady Macbeth is Macbeth s wife. She is ambitious and dangerous. She persuades Macbeth to do what she wants him to do. She is stronger and more ambitious than her husband. She feels guilty about the crimes that she commits.
12 Lady Macbeth Lady Macbeth is Macbeth s wife. She is ambitious and dangerous. She persuades Macbeth to do what she wants him to do. She is stronger and more ambitious than her husband. She feels guilty about the crimes that she commits.
13 Lady Macbeth Lady Macbeth is Macbeth s wife. She is ambitious and dangerous. She persuades Macbeth to do what she wants him to do. She is stronger and more ambitious than her husband. She feels guilty about the crimes that she commits.
14 Banquo Banquo is a leader in King Duncan s army with his friend Macbeth. He is a brave soldier and good friend. The witches say that his son, Fleance, will become king. Banquo defends his son when Macbeth tries to have him killed. Banquo dies courageously.
15 Banquo Banquo is a leader in King Duncan s army with his friend Macbeth. He is a brave soldier and good friend. The witches say that his son, Fleance, will become king. Banquo defends his son when Macbeth tries to have him killed. Banquo dies courageously.
16 Banquo Banquo is a leader in King Duncan s army with his friend Macbeth. He is a brave soldier and good friend. The witches say that his son, Fleance, will become king. Banquo defends his son when Macbeth tries to have him killed. Banquo dies courageously.
17 Banquo Banquo is a leader in King Duncan s army with his friend Macbeth. He is a brave soldier and good friend. The witches say that his son, Fleance, will become king. Banquo defends his son when Macbeth tries to have him killed. Banquo dies courageously.
18 Macduff Macduff is a Scottish lord. He does not like Macbeth as king. Macbeth is afraid of Macduff. He wants revenge because Macbeth murders his wife and family. He is brave; he fights with Macbeth and in the end he cuts off Macbeth s head.
19 Macduff Macduff is a Scottish lord. He does not like Macbeth as king. Macbeth is afraid of Macduff. He wants revenge because Macbeth murders his wife and family. He is brave; he fights with Macbeth and in the end he cuts off Macbeth s head.
20 Macduff Macduff is a Scottish lord. He does not like Macbeth as king. Macbeth is afraid of Macduff. He wants revenge because Macbeth murders his wife and family. He is brave; he fights with Macbeth and in the end he cuts off Macbeth s head.
21 Macduff Macduff is a Scottish lord. He does not like Macbeth as king. Macbeth is afraid of Macduff. He wants revenge because Macbeth murders his wife and family. He is brave; he fights with Macbeth and in the end he cuts off Macbeth s head.
22 Malcolm Malcolm is the eldest son of King Duncan and so he will become king when his father dies. He escapes to England after his father is murdered because he is afraid he will be murdered too. He does not trust people. He is protective towards his younger brother, Donalbain.
23 Malcolm Malcolm is the eldest son of King Duncan and so he will become king when his father dies. He escapes to England after his father is murdered because he is afraid he will be murdered too. He does not trust people. He is protective towards his younger brother, Donalbain.
24 Malcolm Malcolm is the eldest son of King Duncan and so he will become king when his father dies. He escapes to England after his father is murdered because he is afraid he will be murdered too. He does not trust people. He is protective towards his younger brother, Donalbain.
25 Malcolm Malcolm is the eldest son of King Duncan and so he will become king when his father dies. He escapes to England after his father is murdered because he is afraid he will be murdered too. He does not trust people. He is protective towards his younger brother, Donalbain.
26 Fleance Fleance is Banquo s son. One of the witches says that he will become king. Macbeth tries to have Fleance and Banquo murdered. Fleance survives but his father, Banquo, dies.
27 Fleance Fleance is Banquo s son. One of the witches says that he will become king. Macbeth tries to have Fleance and Banquo murdered. Fleance survives but his father, Banquo, dies.
28 Fleance Fleance is Banquo s son. One of the witches says that he will become king. Macbeth tries to have Fleance and Banquo murdered. Fleance survives but his father, Banquo, dies.
29 Fleance Fleance is Banquo s son. One of the witches says that he will become king. Macbeth tries to have Fleance and Banquo murdered. Fleance survives but his father, Banquo, dies.
30 First Witch She has two other friends who are also witches. She meets them when the weather is bad; when there is thunder and lightning. She and her friends are able to read the minds of the characters and they predict what will happen in the future. They tell Macbeth that he will become king. They are mischievous.
31 First Witch She has two other friends who are also witches. She meets them when the weather is bad; when there is thunder and lightning. She and her friends are able to read the minds of the characters and they predict what will happen in the future. They tell Macbeth that he will become king. They are mischievous.
32 First Witch She has two other friends who are also witches. She meets them when the weather is bad; when there is thunder and lightning. She and her friends are able to read the minds of the characters and they predict what will happen in the future. They tell Macbeth that he will become king. They are mischievous.
33 First Witch She has two other friends who are also witches. She meets them when the weather is bad; when there is thunder and lightning. She and her friends are able to read the minds of the characters and they predict what will happen in the future. They tell Macbeth that he will become king. They are mischievous.
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