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Lady Macbeth views the throne as power and will do anything to achieve it. Her believing the task of killing Duncan is a necessity and will bring her and Macbeth great power. This quote again illustrates how little Lady Macbeth has empathy and just views Duncan as an obstacle to what she wants. 

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Lady Macbeth views the throne as power and will do anything to achieve it. Her believing the task of killing Duncan is a necessity and will bring her and Macbeth great power. This quote again illustrates how little Lady Macbeth has empathy and just views Duncan as an obstacle to what she wants. 

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The desire to become a man to kill Duncan is very apparent. It portrays to the audience she doesn't have faith in Macbeth that he'll be able to do it. Her ambition for power literally pushes her to beg the spirits to change her gender.

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The desire to become a man to kill Duncan is very apparent. It portrays to the audience she doesn't have faith in Macbeth that he'll be able to do it. Her ambition for power literally pushes her to beg the spirits to change her gender.

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This quote shows how mentally insane Lady Macbeth has become in an attempt to persuade her husband. The vivid and grotesque depiction of the newborn elicits a disturbed mindset in the reader.

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This quote shows how mentally insane Lady Macbeth has become in an attempt to persuade her husband. The vivid and grotesque depiction of the newborn elicits a disturbed mindset in the reader.

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"Which shall to all our nights and days to come solely sovereign sway"

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"Which shall to all our nights and days to come solely sovereign sway"

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"Come you spirits that tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here"

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"Come you spirits that tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here"

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"And dash'd the brains out had I sworn as you have done to this"

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"And dash'd the brains out had I sworn as you have done to this"

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The Raven is symbolic for a messager.  To Lady Macbeth, Duncan is pass his time and the Raven's voice has started to hoarse. The readers learn she's referring to Duncan's time alive, her ambition leads her to believe she has control over his impending death from Macbeth.

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The Raven is symbolic for a messager.  To Lady Macbeth, Duncan is pass his time and the Raven's voice has started to hoarse. The readers learn she's referring to Duncan's time alive, her ambition leads her to believe she has control over his impending death from Macbeth.

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The Quote creates an evil or sinister mood with Lady Macbeth talking so calmly about Duncan's death. Through this quote it is conveyed to the reader that lady Macbeth plans on killing Duncan and how morally corrupt and motivated lady Macbeth is to get the throne for Macbeth.

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The Quote creates an evil or sinister mood with Lady Macbeth talking so calmly about Duncan's death. Through this quote it is conveyed to the reader that lady Macbeth plans on killing Duncan and how morally corrupt and motivated lady Macbeth is to get the throne for Macbeth.

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"The fatal entrance of Duncan under my battlements"

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"The fatal entrance of Duncan under my battlements"