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​​This page is for Period 4 Group 4 only.  //**Video: est. 5 minutes, with props and outlined scripts.**// -Witches presenting their recipe on //Emeril live.// -Select a short scene or part of a longer one from the play and rewrite it using modern English (__cannot__ use the translation booklets) -Illustrate the five most important incidents in the story and **design a cover for //Macbeth//**. Explain each picture or section in detail. Includes the act and scene number.
 * Ricky, Matt, Andrew, Jacob, and Savage!!! Da!**
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 * //Artistic://**

http://www.youtube.com/user/RSavage598#p/a/u/1/85gniI3OJQg
 * Emeril Live link:**

http://www.youtube.com/user/RSavage598#p/a/u/0/NlyqhSm1T50
 * Emeril Live bloopers link:**

(Band Enters)
 * Script:**

Emeril: Hello everybody and welcome to the Emeril Show. I am so glad to be here, as usual, and I think our wonderful audience is glad to be here too. Now, today I've brought three very special guests with me. I've known them for about six years now, they predicted I would be on this show, and that I would not be married or have kids. But that's okay. I would like to bring them out now... the weird sisters! Alright let's get started. Now the first thing we will make right now is a soup, it's a very delicious soup, that's really easy to make, and you only need a couple of household ingredients. Now I am going to hand it over to the three beautiful witches... come on over ladies!

Witch 1: Now let's begin with some earth water and some urine. (add ingredients)

Witch 2: Now that we have the basic broth, let's add some creamed goat and some blood of ogre. (add ingredients)

Witch 3: Now let's begin with the dry ingredients. 1st lets start with some fresh moles. (add ingredients)

Witch 1: Now let's add the sliced skin. (add ingredients)

Witch 2: Now let's add some fairy ash. (add ingredients)

Witch 3: Next, let's mush them all together and stir well. (add ingredients)

Emeril: Hello everybody I am Emeril and welcome to the Emeril show. As you can see, it's stiring pretty good. It smells so delicious I don't know if I can look. Do you hear that stir of victory in there? Alright, now we are going to get rid of this spatula and we are going to take it, right here. Your going to want to cook this for 30 minutes at the power of 7 and... BAM!!! You got a good soup. Now that the soup has been cooking for thirty minutes, we are going to take the soup and serve it to two lucky people. This soup originated from Greece (Just Kidding). So now that we have that, we are going to find an audience member. Oh look at you; I bet you want to try this delicious soup. I know you want to, do it, do it, do it. Alright he's a winner, we'll be right back after these commercials.

(Band Closes)

(Commercial) Ricky: BEANS

(Band Enters)

Emeril: Hello and welcome back to the Emeril show. Before we move on any further, I just want to point out how good our band is, so can we just give a round of applause because our band is incredible. Alright, the next thing we are going to make is a casserole. This recipe was made by these three lovely ladies over here (point to witches). If you are just tuning in, these are the weird sisters that I have invited to come help me cook some things on my show. Alright, for this casserole you will need a few ingredients. First: boogers, dog, liquid ghosts, a new born babe, spider web, and Justin Bieber's head. Alright lets get started. We're going to take this over here. First thing we are going to do is take the liquid ghost and put a very fine layer of it, and BAM!!!!, you've got your first layer. Second thing we are going to do is sprinkle on some boogers. That's real nice. The smell is just so good right now. Next thing you are going to do is take the dog straight out of the kennel, and just get in there and scoop it. Last but not least, we are going to have to blend this new born babe. Your going to put it in here (snap neck and put in blender)... BAM!!! just like that. Your going to want to squeeze it in and then blend it up. Now we have a BAM!!! blended up babe. Now you are going to take the babe and then put the babe in the pan. Now you have a nice clean layer. Your going to want to mix it up. It might look like a dog attacked it, but thats okay because it is going to come out even worse. Now we are going to take the spiderweb and we are going to put it in here (lay spiderwebs on top of pan). Last but not least, Justin Bieber's head. We are going to put it into the oven for exactly the word "bake". So now that the casserole has been cooking for seven hours, we are going to pull it out (pull out of oven and place on table). You're going to take this, and we are going to get a spoon. You are just to take some and put it over here, and then put them under here for later (plate the casserole). Now we are going to serve this beautiful dish to these three beautiful ladies (witches begin eating casserole ferociously). Thanks for joining us on Emeril.

(Band Closes)

Original Scene:


 * ACT III SCENE III || //A park near the palace.// ||  ||
 * || //Enter three Murderers.// ||  ||
 * First Murderer || But who did bid thee join with us? ||  ||
 * Third Murderer || Macbeth. ||  ||
 * Second Murderer || He needs not our mistrust, since he delivers ||  ||
 * || Our offices and what we have to do || 5 ||
 * || To the direction just. ||  ||
 * First Murderer || Then stand with us. ||  ||
 * || The west yet glimmers with some streaks of day: ||  ||
 * || Now spurs the lated traveller apace ||  ||
 * || To gain the timely inn; and near approaches || 10 ||
 * || The subject of our watch. ||  ||
 * Third Murderer || Hark! I hear horses. ||  ||
 * BANQUO || //Within//. Give us a light there, ho! ||  ||
 * Second Murderer || Then 'tis he: the rest ||  ||
 * || That are within the note of expectation ||  ||
 * || Already are i' the court. || 15 ||
 * First Murderer || His horses go about. ||  ||
 * Third Murderer || Almost a mile: but he does usually, ||  ||
 * || So all men do, from hence to the palace gate ||  ||
 * || Make it their walk. ||  ||
 * Second Murderer || A light, a light! || 20 ||
 * || //Enter BANQUO, and FLEANCE with a torch.// ||  ||
 * Third Murderer || 'Tis he. ||  ||
 * First Murderer || Stand to't. ||  ||
 * BANQUO || It will be rain to-night. ||  ||
 * First Murderer || Let it come down. ||  ||
 * || //They set upon BANQUO//. ||  ||
 * BANQUO || O, treachery! Fly, good Fleance, fly, fly, fly! || 25 ||
 * || Thou mayst revenge. O slave! ||  ||
 * || //Dies. FLEANCE escapes.// ||  ||
 * Third Murderer || Who did strike out the light? ||  ||
 * First Murderer || Wast not the way? ||  ||
 * Third Murderer || There's but one down; the son is fled. ||  ||
 * Second Murderer || We have lost || 30 ||
 * || Best half of our affair. ||  ||
 * First Murderer || Well, let's away, and say how much is done. ||  ||


 * Act III Scene III **

Modern text:
 * Act III Scene III. **

Enter three murderers Who asked you to join us? Macbeth. We can trust him, he was given the same orders and directions that we were. Then stay with us. There are still some streaks of daylight in the west. The late travelers are picking up the pace now so that they can get to an inn. Here comes the person we’re waiting for. Listen! I hear horses. //Within.// Hello! Show us where you are. It’s him. The rest of the nobles are already in the court. His horses are moving around. It’s almost a mile to the palace, but Banquo usually- as everyone else does- walk from here to there. A light, a light!
 * First Murderer **
 * Third Murderer **
 * Second Murderer **
 * First Murderer **
 * Third Murderer **
 * Banquo **
 * Second Murderer **
 * First Murderer **
 * Third Murderer **
 * Second Murderer **

// Enter Banquo and Fleance //

That’s him Brace yourselves. It will rain tonight. Then let it come down.
 * Third Murderer **
 * First Murderer **
 * Banquo **
 * First Murderer **

// Murderers attack Banquo //

What treachery! Get away from here, dear Fleance, run, run, run! You will get your revenge. Oh, evil one!
 * Banquo **

// Banquo dies. Exit Fleance. //

Who put out the light? Wasn’t that what we were supposed to do? Only one of them is dead. The son has escaped. We’ve failed the best half of our mission. Well, let’s leave and tell Macbeth what we did.
 * Third Murderer **
 * First Murderer **
 * Third Murderer **
 * Second Murderer **
 * First Murderer **

=**Illustrations:**=



Andrew Cover Page for Macbeth (above) : This picture shows Malcolm stabing Macbeth with a sword. This represents how Malcolm and Mcduff plotted against Macbeth and how Malcolm became king after Macduff killed Macbeth. There is no blood, Macbeth is calm, and he doesn't pay attention to the sword and this represents how Macbeth was over-confident and he didn't think he could be killed or defeated.



Andrew Act 2 Scene 2 (above) : This picture shows Macbeth killing King Duncan. It shows King Duncan in his bed with the rest of his body under the bed covers which are stained red from his blood. Macbeth has just stabbed King Duncan. This is an important part of the story because it is when Macbeth kills King Duncan and causes the witches' prediction to be true. By killing the king Macbeth is now king.



Matt Act 1 Scene 3 (above) : In this picture the three witches are predicting that Macbeth will be King of Scotland. This is important because after finding one of the witches predictions was true, Macbeth wondered if he would have to kill Duncan to become king. His wife convinces him, and he does end up killing Duncan and becoming king.



Matt Act 5 Scene 8 (above) : This is a picture of Macbeth after being decapitated. This is important because it was the end of the protagonist's rain, as well as the crowning of the new king, Macduff. It also marks the end of the book as well as the conflict.



Jake Act 4 Scene 1 (above): A picture of the three apparitions that appear to Macbeth and help tell his future. They each represent a certain role in how Macbeth's story will unfold.



Jake Act 3 Scene 3 (above): This picture shows Banquo being killed by the three murderers and shows a pivotal turning point in the story. It shows that Macbeth has become a much different person and is paranoid of anyone who is close to him.