In Macbeth: Act 1, How is Lady Macbeth characterized by her soliloquy?

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olasank [31]3 years ago

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Lady Macbeth is characterized as a very ambitious women in the soliloquy

Explanation:

In act one, scene five, Lady Macbeth takes a letter and reads the letter and she finds the sayings of the witches. She reads the letter. And when reading the letter we can find her ambitious character through her lines. She was in a mindset that she somehow wants to manipulate Macbeth to get the crown. Hence her character is portrayed as ambitious through her soliloquy.

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