Macbeth was in a frenzied state, paranoid, scared, and guilty
The character that is the most likely to act on what she wants rather than on what society expects of her is Vivien.
<h3>Understanding the nature of a Character</h3>
To understand the nature of a character is to determine their possible behaviors from their previous actions.
In "King Author's Socks: A Comedy in One Act," Vivien was characterized as a person who was not afraid to live her life the way that she desired. She did not bow to societal expectations and she once described herself as a savage.
So, we can conclude that Vivien would most likely act on what she wants and not what society expects.
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