Macbeth’s change as a male character

Misread the question on lit paper 1 about Macbeth, only wrote about his change over the play and didn’t really link it to masculinity.
Is there a chance of still getting marks?

Reply 1

Larita1212

Original post by Emxxx23

Misread the question on lit paper 1 about Macbeth, only wrote about his change over the play and didn’t really link it to masculinity.
Is there a chance of still getting marks?

I did the exact same thing :frown:

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I just thought they were making sure we knew what his gender was ;-; I think im going to fail but to be fair that was inevitable anyway

Reply 2

katierev

Original post by Emxxx23

Misread the question on lit paper 1 about Macbeth, only wrote about his change over the play and didn’t really link it to masculinity.
Is there a chance of still getting marks?

what exam board did you do because i did edexcel and it asked about lady macbeth just wondering because every ther person on here has had a more complex theme

Reply 3

Emxxx23

Original post by katierev

what exam board did you do because i did edexcel and it asked about lady macbeth just wondering because every ther person on here has had a more complex theme

I did AQA and the full question was something like ‘how far does Shakespeare present Macbeth as a male character that changed throughout the play’

Reply 4

Emxxx23

Welllll… if we fail at least we’re not alone…

Original post by Larita1212

I did the exact same thing :frown:

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I just thought they were making sure we knew what his gender was ;-; I think im going to fail but to be fair that was inevitable anyway

Reply 5

ewoldu

Original post by Emxxx23

Misread the question on lit paper 1 about Macbeth, only wrote about his change over the play and didn’t really link it to masculinity.
Is there a chance of still getting marks?

acc they were just doing to make sure you were talking about how Macbeth changes and not a character linked to Macbeth. In Nov 2020, they question was the same, but it was Lady Macbeth and how she is a female character that changes and they explained in the examiner reports what they meant