... witches, and doesn't really no how to interpret what they are saying. Fortunately for Macbeth, his wife is at once extremely enthusiastic and comes up with a sly and cunning plan for how they can achieve their evil goal. This is one of the first impressions we receive of Lady Macbeth, and we can tell almost immediately that she is associated with evil ... and slyness from the way she is so instantly keen on making Macbeth become king, even if she had to achieve this through wicked and fiendish means. When writing this letter, Macbeth refers to his wife as "my dearest partner in greatnes...

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• Grade Level: High School

... him of his gruesome, evil and violent death, which he must avenge. Hamlet's uncle Claudius, the murderer, has since married his widow in "most wicked speed". Thus begins Hamlets battle of wits with Claudius, in order to confirm the plot and get even. He ponders his thoughts expecting to do the ... friends. They try their best to find the reason of Hamlet's madness but are unsuccessful. In the interim, Hamlet goes to England. On the way he discovers the letter written by Claudius, sentencing him to death. He then replaces the letter, which now orders the execution of Rosencrantz and Guild...

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• Approx Pages: 12
• Grade Level: High School