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3 years ago

Hello I need help breaking down this question.I'm not quiet understanding it.

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#1) Write an essay of at least three paragraphs, supporting the assertion that Lady Macbeth does not trust Macbeth to live up to his ambition.

Answer: The best evidence from Macbeth that proves that Lady Macbeth does not trust Macbeth to live up to his ambition is the constant belief that he is weak and has not the aspiration to become great her own wife conveys. This is explicitly shown when her wife helps him carry out Duncan's murder. She even goes as far as doubting him because of his fear and nature which she depicts as kindness.

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