How does what happens to Lady Macbeth in Act V help develop one of the themes of the play?
2 answers:
<span>Her death demonstrates that acting on one’s ambition can lead one to fall prey to unforeseen enemies.
Her murder demonstrates what can happen when a person tries to go against his or her preordained fate or destiny.
Her mental instability demonstrates that tyrants destroy not only their nations, but their innocent loved ones, as well.
Her suicide helps demonstrate how a person’s past misdeeds can have tragic consequences on the person in the present.</span>
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