LEC052013 ARDRA A.P Significance of the Equivocation in Macbeth, Critical analysis of Equivocation in Macbeth

 Q.What is the significance of the reference to the ‘equivocator’ in Macbeth?


1.The beautiful portrayal of equivocation can be seen in most of the plays by Shakespeare,especially in Macbeth.

2.The equivocation or the ambiguous language to conceal the truth or the reality can be seen in Macbeth as a reflection.

3.The witches are actually mislead Macbeth through their prophecies.

4.Macbeth went only through the peripheral meaning of the prophecies and thus that lead to his hamartia.

5.we should aware of the world of equivocation otherwise our soul will find its hamartia.


Q. Critically discuss the significance of reference to Equivocator in Macbeth.


Draft 1

1.Macbeth is one of the most famous tragedies written by William Shakespeare.

2.Equivocation is used to cover the truth which heightened the emotional effect in readers.

3.The traits of equivocator is evident in the play through the characters of Macbeth, Lady Macbeth, Witches and Porter.

4. The Porter scene is considered for a comic relief by lessening the tension in the audience following the murder of king Duncan.

5.As the play deals with theme of deception, the equivocation have a great significance from its beginning to end.

Draft 2

1.Macbeth is a famous tragedy written by William Shakespeare, which deals with the reference of equivocation throughout the play.

2.Between 1598 and 1606,in England, there was much talk of equivocation.

3.The Gunpowder Plot  had failed and one of the conspirators, Father Garnet, a Jesuit, used equivocation during the trial.

4.The play also gives the audience a most needed comic relief from the tragic monotony.The Satirical porter scene written in earthly prose is intended a comic relief in the grim tragic atmosphere.

5.The use of dramatic irony is portrayed in the play for critical commentaries and conjecture.

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