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    Lady Macbeth Insane

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    Shakespeare’s play "Macbeth" displays how the psychological needs of a person drive him or her to act the way they do. Shakespeare‚ throughout his various works‚ gives us several perfect examples of just such characters. However‚ one of these characters seems a touch more unstable‚ considerably more insane‚ than any other figure conceived by the playwright. The woman in question is Lady Macbeth‚ fallen queen of Scotland; of all the tragic characters portrayed in Shakespeare’s MacbethLady Macbeth is perhaps

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    Lady Macbeth Is Evil

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    Who are the Macbeth’s? There’s Macbeth and then there’s Lady Macbeth‚ both appear to be superb having no insecurities. Macbeth I suppose is almighty and powerful and Lady Macbeth exquisite? She may be beautiful and delicate on the inside but I’ve heard the way she speaks to Macbeth indignantly. The Macbeths are no saints‚ they walk around here professing they’re perfect and godly but I discern all evil. They think they have fooled us with their smiles and waves but underneath the fraud I know within

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    Macbeth a Monster In the play Macbeth by Shakespeare Macbeth is anything but a tragic hero. Macbeth wants to be a hero for power‚ not to help the kingdom and make it a better place. Macbeth is doing everything a tragic hero would not do. Macbeth only cares about himself‚ by ruining the great change of being and putting everything in danger. Also he has let the fame take over him‚ by not caring about the kingdom or the people of the kingdom. Macbeth also does not handle things like a true hero

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    Introducing Lady Macbeth into the Play and the Consequences of the Loss of Confidentiality of the Future It wasn’t until Scene number 5 of the first act of the play Macbeth that the crusial character of Lady Macbeth is introduced. In order to slow down the introduction of this character‚ and therefore create suspense and curiosity on the audience‚ the scene starts as she reads a letter from her husband. This letter informs her of the witches’ prophecy. After this the first blink into Lady Macbeth’s

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    Macbeth was ultimately revered in the Scottish kingdom as someone who was brave‚ courageous‚ someone with valor but he hit rock bottom‚ losing everything he ever had and wanted. What made him break? What made him want to kill his king or even his best friend? Lady Macbeth was ultimately the motivation that Macbeth needed to become disastrous. When Shakespeare created this play‚ he created the ultimate tragedy‚ someone with so much honor that become too selfish and lost everything. Macbeth’s downfall

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    Feeling and Lady Macbeth

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    In the Laboratory and Macbeth they are both written by male writers who both create believable female characters.Throughout both of these the writers’William Shakespeare’ and ’Robert Browning’ used techniques to create strong feelings to intrest the audience. In the Laboratory we see the character making revenge by poisioning her partners lover to make her husband suffer for humilating her.Where as in Macbeth we see Macbeth and Lady Macbeth in conflict on whether Macbeth should follow his instinct

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    is fair‚” l. 12 -l. 14 and 17: Fortune=women -Sarcasm from captain‚ line 35 -Personification: “my gashes cry for help” -Weather: Thunderstorm -Sleep or lack thereof for the sailor: “Sleep shall neither night nor day” l. 18 -Witches=Devil? - The way the witches talk - The word “fair” and its connotation Connections Characterization Themes Other -Golgotha -Bellona’s bridegroom=Macbeth -Macbeth as a warrior -Banquo as an ethical man

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    Lady Macbeth Analysis

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    Shakespeare creates a facade when he coats Lady Macbeth with feelings of love and compassion for her husband Macbeth. However‚ when Lady Macbeth finds out the witches prophesied Macbeth was to become king she immediately thought of ways she could achieve her ambition‚ committing the sinful act of killing King Duncan was the first to come to mind. Lady Macbeth challenges Macbeths manly hood by stating “It is too full o’ th’ milk of human kindness” The noun “milk”‚ a word of purity and motherly love

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    Lady Macbeth Backstory There is not very much written about Lady Macbeth’s physical appearance. She seems to be portrayed as a very feminine looking‚ beautiful lady that has a very tough and harsh personality. Photos from films have often shown her as a beautiful‚ fair-skinned woman with red tinted hair. She was born as Gruoch ingen Boite and was the daughter of the Prince of Scotland. Her childhood seemed to be very unstable and unhealthy. She was a pretty girl and often taunted by men. When

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    ones character through a short period of fast decisions and unsure actions is perilous. Lady Macbeth proves the truth to this theory. The impulsive mistakes and power-hungry tactics littered the journey Lady MacBeth paves throughout this play that ultimately ends in her death. She feels overwhelmed by all that is happening‚ both physically and mentally‚ and decides to end her own life. The Tragedy of Macbeth‚ by William Shakespeare illustrates two seemingly ordinary nobles whose lives intertwine

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