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Macbeth Act 3 Scene 5: Hecate’s Revenge | ISC Class 12 English

"Security is mortals' chiefest enemy." ⚡🔮 In this video, we explore the mystical and eerie Act III, Scene 5 of Macbeth. While some call it an "interpolated" scene (added later by another playwright), it remains a crucial part of the ISC Class 12 curriculum for understanding the supernatural machinery working against Macbeth. 📍 Scene Synopsis: On a stormy heath, the Three Witches meet Hecate, the Goddess of Witchcraft. She is furious that they dealt with Macbeth without her permission—especially since he is just a "wayward son" who loves his own ends, not the art of magic itself. She outlines her plan to use "artificial sprites" to give him a false sense of security. 🔑 Critical Analysis for ISC Boards: Hecate’s Character: She is the "mistress of charms" and adds a higher level of organized evil to the play. The Theme of Overconfidence: Hecate reveals Macbeth’s fatal flaw: Hubris. She knows that if he feels safe, he will become careless and easy to destroy. The Spectacle: This scene adds "operatic" elements (music and dance), shifting the tone from psychological horror to dark spectacle. Literary Context: Mentioning that this scene was likely written by Thomas Middleton can earn you "extra mile" marks in your ISC long-form answers! #isc #iscboard #iscboardexams