Andrew Nadeau English 11-C (Ms. Ignacio)

1. ANDREW NADEAU
ENGLISH 11-C (MS. IGNACIO)
FEBRUARY 2012

2. -Gaddafi entered the military academy in
1961 and graduated in 1966
-Macbeth was a
military leader in
Scotland, serving
the king

3. -Gaddafi’s was a bloodless coup
-Macbeth stabbed King Duncan

4. -They both killed dissidents/assassinated their
opponents
Macbeth about to kill Duncan Gaddafi sends his troops to suppress dissidents

5. Gaddafi: Macbeth:
- Had all-female virgin bodyguards -Consulted witches
-Brought a bullet-proof tent with -Saw the ghost of Banquo
him when he travelled abroad -Saw a number of apparitions
-Wore garish, extreme-looking
clothes

6. -Lack of trust and savagery towards others
-Gaddafi funded pro-Taliban terror groups
-Macbeth has Macduff’s family, as well as
Banquo killed, because he feels threatened by
prophecies that might be referring to them

7. Gaddafi used western society as a
scapegoat, playing on his peoples’ fear of
foreigners
Macbeth used Banquo as a scapegoat (tells some of
his subjects that he is their enemy)

8. -Macbeth as king -Gaddafi as supreme
ruler

9. -Gaddafi was executed by dissidents
-Macbeth was killed by MacDuff

10. -Macbeth died by the sword as he lived by the
sword
-Gaddafi died as a reaction of an oppressed people just
as he was the oppressor

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