Lady Macbeth: A Woman Before Her Time

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Macbeth continued on a killing rampage, irradicating all perceivable enemies. "Suddenly, Lady Macbeth begins to have pangs of guilt, such as in the famous scene where she attempts to wash her hands of blood. She begins to have frequent bouts of sleeptalking and sleepwalking, where the terror of her conscience expresses itself...
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"Suddenly, Lady Macbeth begins to have pangs of guilt, such as in the famous scene where she attempts to wash her hands of blood. She begins to have frequent bouts of sleeptalking and sleepwalking, where the terror of her conscience expresses itself." (SparkNotes, list of characters: Lady Macbeth)...
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