... their personal folio of her character. The idea of having to call upon the "spirits" and gods, the most divine of beings also can be interpreted to suggest multiple meanings. The fact that Lady Macbeth has to call upon the most powerful of beings suggests the extent of Macbeth's kindness, that only the most commanding of beings has the dominance to sway Macbeth's conscience. Alternatively, the act of Lady Macbeth calling upon the most divine of beings can be ... on them. It is not until Lady Macbeth talks to him that he is a bit more convinced. Speaking of King Duncan, she states, "O, n...

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