Crowning Liturgy Supper: A Short Story

Macbeth’s voice was filled with fright, and he looked quite disturbed by the sight. Lady Macbeth reassured us that her husband had suffered from these “fits” since his youth and that we would offend Macbeth if we noticed him too much. Though she tried to keep a calm exterior, it was clear that Lady Macbeth was shaken by the sudden outburst. Her words were suspicious, and I was unsure of the truthfulness of her explanation. The once inviting atmosphere of the gathering had quickly dissipated, and it seemed as though an ominous darkness had filled the air. I remained quiet in my chair, but something seemed greatly amiss about the situation. Lady Macbeth pulled Macbeth aside and began talking quietly with him, and though I could not hear what was being said, it seemed as though she was more angry than concerned, which is different than what I would have expected her to be during her husband’s fit. Soon, Macbeth rejoined the table, but he looked pale and shaken, a far cry from the noble man I had witnessed at the beginning of the banquet. After he toasted Banquo, it appeared that the gathering had resumed, and I was looking forward to finally

16. Describe Macbeth’s attitude as the scene ends. He is less confident than he was previously

Give me my armour." Macbeth is still determined to live on at this point in the passage, but his confidence last long and soon his arrogance takes over as another mask on his despair.

Macbeth set off to the foyer of the castle to find his wife. She dressed in a fancy outfit for the funeral. Soon the two would be off to Banquo's celebration of life. "I am sorry for my behavior earlier" Macbeth spoke. Lady Macbeth simply nodded, " People may suspect you of the crime but I trust that it was not you". The two departed from the castle and gathered into the carriage. Prepared for the event that awaited them.

During the banquet in act III scene IV, Lady Macbeth tells the guests in regards to Macbeth’s strange behavior that “(She) prays to (them), speak not, he grows worse and worse; Questions enrages him: at once, good night: Stand not upon the order of your going, But

LADY MACBETH: My dear friends sit. Ignore his strange behavior , you'll only make it worse if he notice you acknowledging him. My Lord are you still man?

To become king, such minor incidence shall not perturb us of our duties. We hunted our prey without a mess. Or was the prophecy a blatant hoax. Macbeth was told he was to become King, yet he is still not. We listened with open arms. We sacrificed our dignity and humanity to form an ideal stage for our kinship but all we received was the gateway to the murky hell. These endless hallucinations have caused countless black patches under the eyes and severe traumas of that unforgettable night. Macbeth’s solidarity, leadership and chivalry was no coincidence that fate chose him but yet our reward was something that no sensual perfume could rid of. What did we do

I've known Macbeth since his early years, and he has always shown compassion and understanding beyond that of any other man I know. During his childhood years, he always displayed a rampant ambition, and a kindness rare among young men. His friendship was something to be treasured. Our many days spent together are some of my fondest memories, and the loss of such days fill me with profound sadness and grief.

Macbeth’s major dilemma in putting what is actually there and what is imagined perceptive is proven above to have brought Macbeth to his corruption, his inhumanity, and at last to his downfall. Because he does not know what is real, he thinks he was pulled to kill King Duncan and so he did; he thinks that Banquo is there to haunt him, and so he starts slipping up and his false face starts to show what his heart knows; he

This is something I will have to live with myself for the rest of my life. I will soothe the wound of my betrayal with my unwavering pursuit of renewal and justice in my land. Never again will I flee out of fear, even if it is out of fear for my own life. Yet I know that this guilt I feel is just a small morsel of what Macbeth was experiencing in his mind, heart and soul. I esteem ambition. I believe man must pursue what he feels is right, and pursue it with utmost insistence. Without integrity, however, without a dedication to preserving one’s conscience above, one quickly becomes at the mercy of hungry ambition. The creeping self-doubt adds fire to the pungent gasoline of desire, igniting an experience of emotional turmoil that I hope to never have to

Christians have been celebrating the Lord’s Supper for almost two thousand years. In this paper I will refer to the Lord’s Supper as an ordinance of the church. “An ordinance is an outward rite prescribed by Christ to be performed by His Church.” There are quite a few varying interpretations among the different churches on how the Lord’s Supper is to be practiced. I Corinthians 11:23-34 provides Christians with the scriptural meaning and reasons for observing the Lord’s Supper, also known as communion. Many consider the Lord’s Supper of little or no value and some consider the ordinance as more of a ritual. In some modern churches, preaching the Word is emphasized the most and communion is only observed once a month or

“Macbeth? But he is a valiant hero and worthy successor to the crown! Besides, it is unwise to trust the foul creatures bred from the dark. How do I know you are telling the truth?” Macduff inquired.

The relationship of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth is a complex one. Macbeth in the beginning does not come across to us as dominant. He more so looks to Lady Macbeth for comfort, assurance, and direction.”… Go get some water And wash your hand. Why did you bring these daggers

This is outstanding praise from the king, but it confuses the audience. We have heard of Macbeth twice now, but both views contradict each other. The mystery surrounding Macbeth intensifies and we are curious to find out more about his character.

Christians' Celebrations of Holy Communion There are many different ways in which Christians celebrate Holy Communion, depending on the denomination of Christianity, in which they belong. Holy Communion is one of the seven sacraments found in Christianity. A sacrament is an outward physical act with an inward, deeper meaning, which can be obtained through various, specific rituals. In the case of Holy Communion, which is also known as the Eucharist meal or Mass, Christian worshippers believe that they receive the body and the blood of Jesus Christ, through the act of eating the bread, which symbolises Christ’s body, and by drinking the wine, said to be his blood. This sacrament originates back to