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====Scene Four====
====Scene Four====
The Thane of Ross and and old man are talking about the night - how the sun was not risen though it was late in the day by the clock, and how a falcon was killed by an owl, how a king's horses had broken their stables and fled. Macduff arrives, and informs them that the king has been murdered, and that though Macbeth confessed, it is suspicious that Malcolm and Donalbain fled to England. In turn, Ross flees to Scone, and Macduff to Fife. The old man whispers a few wise words: {{cquote|God's benison go with you and with those / that would make good of bad and friends with foes}} (55-56)
The Thane of Ross and old man are talking about the night - how the sun was not risen though it was late in the day by the clock, and how a falcon was killed by an owl, how a king's horses had broken their stables and fled. Macduff arrives, and informs them that the king has been murdered, and that though Macbeth confessed, it is suspicious that Malcolm and Donalbain fled to England. In turn, Ross flees to Scone, and Macduff to Fife. The old man whispers a few wise words: {{cquote|God's benison go with you and with those / that would make good of bad and friends with foes}} (55-56)
===Act Three===
===Act Three===
==Adaptations==
==Adaptations==
''Macbeth'' has been adapted to the [[opera]] stage four times, most famously by [[Giuseppe Verdi]] in 1847. There have been no fewer than 17 film adaptations, the first being Stuart Blackton's 1908 silent film, and also include [[Orson Welles]]' 1948 version and [[Roman Polanski]]'s from 1971. [[Akira Kurosawa]] changed the setting to feudal [[Japan]] in his 1957 film ''Throne of Blood'', often considered one of his greatest works.
''Macbeth'' has been adapted to the [[opera]] stage four times, most famously by [[Giuseppe Verdi]] in 1847. There have been no fewer than 17 film adaptations, the first being Stuart Blackton's 1908 silent film, and also include [[Orson Welles]]' 1948 version and [[Roman Polanski]]'s from 1971. [[Akira Kurosawa]] changed the setting to feudal [[Japan]] in his 1957 film ''Throne of Blood'', often considered one of his greatest works.
==References==
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==External links==
==External links==