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Cards (26)

  • What is the purpose of analyzing Lady Macbeth quotes?
    To link them to key themes
  • What does Lady Macbeth ask to be removed in Act 1, Scene 5?
    Her femininity
  • Why does Lady Macbeth want to be unsexed?
    To become more masculine and tyrannical
  • What does Lady Macbeth associate with remorse?
    Guilt and compassion
  • How does Lady Macbeth view her femininity in a patriarchal society?
    As a constraint that makes her inferior
  • What does the term "tyrannical" mean in this context?
    Cruel and oppressive leader
  • What does Lady Macbeth mean by "stop up the access and passage to remorse"?
    She wants to eliminate feelings of guilt
  • How does Lady Macbeth's ambition affect her relationship with Macbeth?
    She emasculates him to spur his ambition
  • What does "milk of human kindness" imply about Macbeth?
    He is too compassionate and gentle
  • What does Lady Macbeth mean by "pour my spirit in thine ear"?
    She intends to manipulate Macbeth
  • How does Lady Macbeth view guilt in relation to violence?
    She believes it can be easily dismissed
  • What is ironic about Lady Macbeth's advice to Macbeth regarding guilt?
    She becomes more guilty than he does
  • What does the raven symbolize in Lady Macbeth's quote?
    Death
  • How does Lady Macbeth's attitude towards violence manifest in Act 2?
    She uses alcohol to fuel her boldness
  • What does Lady Macbeth mean by "the sleeping and the dead are but as pictures"?
    She trivializes death and violence
  • What does Lady Macbeth's statement about Duncan's resemblance to her father reveal?
    Her emotional conflict and weakness
  • What does Lady Macbeth mean by "a little water clears us of this deed"?
    Guilt can be easily washed away
  • How does Lady Macbeth use color symbolism in her quote about her hands?
    White symbolizes purity and guilt
  • What does Lady Macbeth's quote "what's done is done" suggest about her mindset?
    She dismisses the gravity of their actions
  • How does Lady Macbeth's command to Macbeth in Act 3 reflect her ambition?
    She tries to maintain control over him
  • What does Lady Macbeth question about Macbeth's guilt?
    Why he feels guilty for their actions
  • What motif is linked to sleep throughout the play?
    Loss of innocence
  • How does Lady Macbeth's absence in Act 4 affect her character development?
    It accelerates her descent into madness
  • What does Lady Macbeth mean by "out, damned spot"?
    Her guilt is inescapable
  • What does the taper symbolize when Lady Macbeth enters with it?
    Her desire for light and hope
  • How does Lady Macbeth's ambition lead to her downfall?
    It results in guilt and madness