Which is the correct translation of the following quote:
"While I threat, he lives?/ Words to the heat of deeds too cold to breath gives

A. While I talk, Duncan still lives. The more I talk the harder it will be to do this.

B. While I try Banquo lives. If I keep talking, my ambition will go away

C. He lives because I can't act. I am hot then cold

D. Because I can't murder Duncan, he lives. Reason takes the place of action,

Respuesta :

There are different kinds of quotes. The correct translation is that While I talk, Duncan still lives. The more I talk the harder it will be to do this.

What is the Quote by Macbeth?

The quote said "While I threat, he lives. Words to the heat of deeds too cold breath gives."

This can be found in Page 53 and Lines 73-74. This words were uttered  by Macbeth.

The Translation is that the longer I talk about this thing without acting or working on it (that is killing Duncan), the more I start to loose interest or chicken out.

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