This quote is spoken by Macbeth when he grieves for lady Macbeth’s premature death. The quote speaks of how fleeting and easily snuffed life is .

You could represent this in a number of ways.

You could physically bring in a candle and decorate it as a person, or paint it res with blood. you could light it n the class or (or attach coloured paper that looks like a flame and snuff it out before the class with your fingers.

Or, you could draw a candle being snuffed out, or a candle on lady Macbeth’s head.

I’m sure you could think of a better way to represent this quote visually than i can, but i think this is an interesting quote to use, and it is quite simple to show the metaphorical meaning.

‘To be or not to be’