Introduction \ Section 1: Macbeth \ 1. Lost and won \ 2. Killing machine \ 3. The milk of human kindness \ 4. A pleasant seat \ 5. 'Twere best it were done quickly \ 6. I have given suck \ 7. Here's a knocking indeed \ 8. Your royal father's murdered \ 9. Fly, good Fleance, fly, fly \ 10. A loving couple? \ 11. Unmanned in folly \ 12. Blood ... blood ... blood \ 13. Macbeth shall never vanquished be \ 14. Every sin that has a name \ 15. I have lived long enough \ 16. The Queen, my Lord, is dead \ Section 2: A Midsummer Night's Dream \ 17. Our nuptual hour \ 18. The raging rocks and shivering shocks \ 19. With thy brawls thou hast disturbed our sport \ 20. I'll follow you \ 21. Doting in idolatry \ 22. My mistress with a monster is in love \ 23. Helena: a character study \ 24. Lovers' insults \ 25. What vision ... a most rare vision \ 26. A local habitation and a name \ 27. An anthology of bad verse \ 28. Thou lob of spirits \ Section 3: Romeo and Juliet \ 29. In fair Verona \ 30. O brawling love ... fiend angelical! \ 31. A fair assembly \ 32. A pretty age \ 33. Mercutio:a grave man \ 34. Romeo: If I profane with my unworthiest hand \ 35. Good morrow, father \ 36. Mistress minion you \ 37. Take thou this vial \ 38. Farewell! God know when we shall meet again \ 39. She's dead, deceased, dead \ 40. Who calls so loud? \ 41. O Brother Montague \ A Note on Prose and Verse \ Key Words and Key Themes in Shakespeare Plays \ Brief Notes on Other Plays \ Films \ Further Reading \ Extracts from Plays