Part of Bromwich's account of Macbeth's fantasy of leaping beyond moral sequence and consequence.
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the life to come
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...be all and the end all, the fantasy of jumping the life to come, persists throughout the play. And I want to point out..."
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"...be all and the end all, the fantasy of jumping the life to come, persists throughout the play. And I want to point out..."
"...here upon this bank and shoal of time we jump the life to come but in these cases we still have judgment here that..."
"...work uh in this speech he says that he'd leap the life to come in fact in the first part of that speech if..."
"...of rain our steps slowed down talking a while about the life to come at which I said and after the great sentence oh..."
"...really. And that shows me that, you know, when everything in life comes crumbling down, what do you draw on to get up and..."
"...it's a bird that has dominion over the sky. And if life comes from the sky it makes sense that the mother goddess must..."
"...mighty intelligent and beneficent divinity possessed of foresight and providence the life to come the happiness of the just the punishment of the wicked..."
"this life come out of nothing right okay and if you don't if you have a psychology you can't explain what happened so that's..."
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