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mylen [45]
2 years ago
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Draw conclusion: How does Lady Macbeth react to her husband’s remorse and mad thoughts in Act two Scene two? What conclusion can

you draw about her strength? Use details to support your conclusion.
English
1 answer:
julsineya [31]2 years ago
8 0

Initially her response is to demean him and ask about his manhood. She suggests that he is childish, saying that "the very eye of childhood that fears a painted devil." Her second response was to cover him.

Explanation:

  • She chides him by suggesting he has given in to cowardliness.
  • She goes even further and suggests that his behavior would appear appropriate for an old woman,telling tales around the fire, than for a man.
  • She reminds him of his place and of the actions expected of him
  • She makes excuses
  • She faints assuming here that he talks and blunders in his explanations about why he killed the guards out of guilt.

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