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In Act 2 the theme is treason- Brianne

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manhood is a theme, Macbeth talks about Macbeth and Lady Macbeth challenges Macbeth when he decides not to kill Duncan,-sheldrene

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manhood is a theme, Macbeth talks about Macbeth and Lady Macbeth challenges Macbeth when he decides not to kill Duncan,-sheldrene

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Lady Macbeth's tragic flaw is think ambition just like her husband. But she is viewed differently because shes a woman and everyone feels like women are emotional and weak, they felt like murder was a mans job. Lady Macbeth soon drove herself to guilt and insanity, began sleepwalking and dreaming that there was literal blood on her hands. It wasn't because she was a woman, but because she had a conscience.- Ohoneste

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Lady Macbeth was very concited and believed the witches predictions to be true but let her greed take over making her help in commiting murder. Devin Quinones

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Manipulation is the theme because lady macbeth manipulated macbeth when he doesnt want to kill anyone .  Samir P

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Lady Macbeth is very

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her tragic flaw is that shes evil and very selfcentered.
-Mackenzie S.

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Yes I think that Lady Macbeth does have a tragic flaw. Her flaw is not like her husband, hers is manipulation. I say this because she talked her husband into killing someone that he didn't even want to kill. lady Macbeth gender affects her flaw because she is a female and they are fairly manipulative. i knot this because the text says that Lady Macbeth teaches him how to hide his real emotions and it tell us that she gives crazy and unrealistic examples in order to make her point proven.

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I think the theme of Macbeth id that you can't get what you want by doing things that aren't good. Shakespeare showed this when Macbeth killed someone in order to get what he wanted which was to become king and at the end of the day he didn't get what he wanted. Jordyn Thompson

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> Lady Macbeth does have a tragic flaw.
> She does have the same weakness of being paranoid but she doesn't have a ability to act on her evil deeds.
> Well her gender doesn't really effect my observation of her but she's changed from being charmingly cunning to awfully distraught.
> In the first couple of scenes Lady Macbeth teases him for not wanting to commit such an act but later on she couldn't do it herself.
-Keyera Tidwell

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I'm choosing choice A. Yes she does have a tragic flaw. She is too focused on getting what she wants and is very self centered and evil. She is also manipulative because she eventually convinces Macbeth to go along with her plan. As for her gender I was surprised she was a female and acted that way because back in the medieval times woman were usually portrayed as nicer and didn't have as many rights as men. I though she would convince him not to kill the king instead of encouraging it. Over the course of the play she becomes paranoid and guilty like Macbeth.
-Asada

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Choice B- Ambitions. You cant do what you want to get what you want is what i think one of the themes are in Macbeth. An example is Macbeth killed someone just so that he could become king and in the end he did not become king.- Bryanna Laughary

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Choice B- Ambitions. You cant do what you want to get what you want is what i think one of the themes are in Macbeth. An example is Macbeth killed someone just so that he could become king and in the end he did not become king.- Bryanna Laughary

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I feel like Lady Macbeth does have a tragic flaw. She does have the same tragic flaw as her husband because they both want the same thing. Lady Macbeth is the one that planned the murders and Macbeth is the one that does the murders.
-Danielle W.