1. What Is The Extent Of Lady Macbeth's Involvement In The Murder Of Duncan?
... isn't a realistic possibility. "Glamis thou art, and Cawdor; and shalt be what thou art promised." As soon as the thought is presented to her she begins to try and conjure up a plan to turn this possibility into a reality by the quickest means possible. She, incidentally comes up with the same plan that Macbeth had just begun to consider. After realising that Macbeth won't have ... the heart to kill Duncan without any kind of help or persuasion, she decides that she will have to give him a helpful ... encourages him to be strong. She encourages him to summon up all his courage and leav...
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