Act 4 scene 1 part paraphrasing of second witch

I am Playing the Part of the Second witch then by default the part of "All" the witches and the part of the second apparation in Act IV scene I of Macbeth.
Second Witch: Three times (referring to the cat meaowing in the previous line) and the hedgehog whined one time.

All: Double, double toil and trouble; fire burn and cauldron bubble (just a spell being put on the ingredients of the cauldron to make the mixture evil).

Second Witch: Slice of a snake from a swamp throw into the cauldron to boil and bake; eye of a newt,  toe of a frog, wool of a bat, tongue of a dog, forked tongue of snake, a stinger of a small  snake, lizard's leg, and a young owl's wing (all thrown into caulron) to make a powerful charm. Get very hot to boil and bubble!

All: Double, double toil and trouble; fire burn and cauldron bubble (the spell being repeated).

All: Double, double toil and trouble; fire burn and cauldron bubble (the spell being repeated yet again).

Second Witch: We will cool the pot with a baboon's blood. After that the charm will be finished and ready to go.

Second Witch: I can feel something wicked near by the tingling in my thumbs. Doors, open up to whoever it is that is knocking.

All: Something for which there is no word for.

Second Witch: We demand you to!

All: Come, spirits whether high or low. Show yourselves and what it is you do.

Second Apparation: Macbeth, Macbeth, Macbeth

Second Apparation: Be violent, daring and firm. Laugh at other men and their power becasue no man born of a woman will ever be able to hurt you.

All: Listen but don't speak to the apparation

All: Don't go trying to find out more information.

Second Witch: Show

All: Show him and make him mourn. Come like a shadow and go away like one as well.

MacBeth Freewrite

Lady MacBeth and MacBeth seemed to have a very tight realtionship but it was very obvious that Lady MacBeth wore the pants in the relationship. MacBeth was very unsure about the murder, but Lady MacBeth kinda forced him into it. After the murder he was feeling guilty while Lady MacBeth just shook the act off and had the attitude that what was done was done and nothing could be changed. At the end there is a flip flop in the characters attitude and place in their relationship. MacBeth started to wear the pants in the realtionship and did not feel the need to approve things with Lady MacBeth. He went on to muder the wife and children of MacDuff which Lady MacBeth was not too happy about. She began to feel the guilt that MacBeth felt in the beggining. The guilt ate her to the point that she gave away the secret that they murdered the King and ended up, what the readrs are left to think, hanging herself. In the beggining no one would have guessed Lady MacBeth to be the one to give away the secret but the trasitions of these characters made this ending possible.

How do you plan to do the transitions?-Tiffany
I plan on stating from where they started off to where they are now much of the same order as in my freewrite. First I will state Lady MacBeth's Macbeth's beggining states, them the transition taking place,and lastly where the two end up.

Macbeth (Acts4-5)

Surpirse, surprise MacBeth kills more people. When warned about MacDuff potential threat MacBeth decided to haveMacDuff and his family murdered. However, since Macduff fled to Englad Macbeth was only able to have his family killed. What I did find rather surprising was how MacBeth's wife was the one to reveal the secret. She had always seem rather strong when it came to keeeping the secret. She was always encouraging MacBeth to forget about it, what was done was done. So, it was quite ironic that she was the one being eaten away by the guilt to the extreme that she committed suicide. Malcom end up being the hero in the end. Even though Macbeth won the fight against the siward's son he lost the battle against Malcom. Malcom returns to his fellow soldiers with MacBeth's head and they live happily ever after!

Macbeth (Acts 1-3)

This book got off to a quick start. Macbeth and his wife wasted no time in getting started with their murderous plans. Macbeth and his wife, Lady Macbeth, have a very tight knit relationship they can read each other very well. Lady Macbeth is very devious. I think she is the real brains behind the whole scheme. She is able to cover up everything very well while Macbeth starts to break down mentally. His guilt is eating at him and not only that but he is being haunted by Banquo’s ghost. Macbeth just seems to be digging himself a deeper hole as the story goes along. He is always needing to kill more and more people to conceal his secret. Already having killed Duncan, the men in Duncan's chamber, and Banquo. It leaves one to think if this murdering ever come to an end.

The Love Song of J. Alfred Prurock

The way I interpreted this poem was a man from another form of life was telling the story of the life he lived to someone on earth. The last ling saying “Till human voices wake us and we drown” makes me think that he has passed on from the human form of life. I think he is trying to give advice to someone down on earth someone that he was close with. By analyzing his own life I think he is trying to help someone else to realize how important their time on earth is and not to waste it. I am not really sure what is meant by all of the examples he uses but I’m sure there is some deeper meaning behind them.