Can you name the characters in Shakespeare's Macbeth? by dominiquef

Description	Character	Notable Quotes
Kills the tyrant at the end of the play; discovers that the King has been killed in Act II		'Bleed, bleed, poor country!'
Hired by Macbeth to eliminate Banquo		''Tis Banquo's then.'
A bloody child; tells that none of woman born can harm Macbeth.
Son of Banquo; escapes from murderers
A Scottish lord; 'Now does he feel his secret murders sticking upon his hands...'
A Scottish lord; his son is killed by Macbeth
A Scottish lord; 'Meet we the medicine of the sickly weal/ And with him, pour we, in our country's purge, each drop of us.'
Son of a Scottish nobleman; killed by Macbeth
Urges her husband to commit murder; sleepwalks and finds imaginary blood on her hands in Act V
Her husband runs to England; in his absence, she is killed		'Whither should I fly?'
A Scottish lord; serves Macbeth		'What's your gracious pleasure?'
Attendant of Lady Macbeth; discusses her condition with a doctor		'Good night, good doctor.'
Younger son of the king; flies to Ireland following his death
Killed along with his mother
Examines Lady Macbeth during the sleepwalking scene		'This disease is beyond my practice.'
Goddess of magic; Mistress of the witches
Captain and friend of Macbeth; Brutally murdered in Act III

Description	Character	Notable Quotes
Slain offstage in Act II; his death is the beginning of Macbeth's foul play
Elderly citizen who offers wisdom to Macduff and Ross
Appears in Act 4; Informs Malcolm and Macduff on Macbeth's health
A Scottish lord; 'The English power is near, led on by Malcolm.'		'The wood of Birnam.'
Drunken doorkeeper; provides humour preceding discovery of the King's death.
A Scottish lord; present in the Banquet scene; discusses the state of Scotland with another lord in Act III, Scene 6
A Weird Sister; prophesies that Macbeth will become king
Wounded soldier on the battlefield; tells of Macbeth's bravery
Prince of Cumberland; becomes King of Scotland at the end of the play
A Weird Sister; has the first line in the play		'When shall we three meet again?'
Attendant to the Macbeths; informs Macbeth that the English army is marching on Scotland		'Soldiers, sir.'
A crowned child with a tree; prophesies that Macbeth will only be harmed when Birnam Forest comes to Dunsinane.
A Weird Sister; 'Eye of newt and toe of frog/ Wool of bat and tongue of dog.'
'Manipulated by Weird Sisters; becomes King of Scotland		'Out, out, brief candle!'
An armed head; warns Macbeth of Macduff		'Beware the Thane of Fife.'
Brings news of the traitor, the Thane of Cawdor; cousin to Macduff

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