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Read Scene 6 Macbeth

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Duncan compliments the welcoming atmosphere of the castle and gives Lady Macbeth, who has appeared to welcome him, her gratitude for her hospitality. She responds that because she and her husband owe their king so much, it is her duty to extend hospitality.

The statement Duncan gives when he first arrives in Inverness is dripping with dramatic irony: Not only is the castle's "seat" (its surrounds) "lovely," but even the air is sweeter than the monarch is used to. The irony is heightened by the appearance of the martlet, a summertime bird. The castle, at least from the exterior, seems to be a paradise in the king's eyes. Compare and contrast this image of joy with the images of misery that make up the Porter scene. God 'ild you and We repose your hermits (your servants) ever are just two examples of the elevated language used by the king in his address to Lady Macbeth and in her response. Of course, her ornate greeting highlights her deception and contrasts with the words she used in the preceding scenario.

A royal visit's pomp and ceremony are evident in the plot development that set the setting. Food and drink are moved from one edge of the stage to another while music plays. Shakespeare wants the audience to know that the king is to be delighted even though they cannot witness the fun happening on stage.

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