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Title: Lady Macbeth An Essay On Macbe
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She is the one that encourages him to do such sinister deeds even after he has decided to oppose the notion. She seems quite proud of herself for initiating the deed and says that she would have committed the act herself had Duncan not resembled her father as he lay their sleeping... Showed first 250 characters
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It would seem as if Shakespeare was trying to show us that Lady Macbeth had at least a little bit of a heart. I find that notion quite absurd though, considering she said she would have been willing to kill her own child.
After the deed has been done, Macbeth is showing deep signs of remorse while Lady Macbeth is showing none... Showed next 250 characters
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