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• Who is the protagonist in the play discussed?

  Macbeth
• Why is Lady Macbeth considered a controversial character?

  She defies the ideal of a wife and mother
• What does Lady Macbeth's character reveal about gender roles in the play?

  She challenges traditional gender expectations
• In which act and scene are we first introduced to Lady Macbeth?

  Act 1, Scene 5
• What does Lady Macbeth express concern about regarding Macbeth?

  She fears he is too kind to commit murder
• How does Lady Macbeth plan to persuade Macbeth to kill King Duncan?

  By manipulating his sense of masculinity
• What does Lady Macbeth mean by "unsex me here"?

  She wants to rid herself of feminine traits
• How does Lady Macbeth's invocation of darkness reflect her character?

  It shows her willingness to embrace evil
• What does Lady Macbeth do to frame the guards for Duncan's murder?

  She gets them drunk
• What does Lady Macbeth's statement about her father reveal?

  She has a vulnerable side and empathy
• How does Lady Macbeth react when Macbeth hesitates to return to the crime scene?

  She scolds him for cowardice
• What does Lady Macbeth's calmness during the murder reveal about her character?

  She appears composed despite the chaos
• How does Lady Macbeth respond to Macbeth's distress after the murder?

  She tries to reassure him
• What does Lady Macbeth's fainting during the banquet signify?

  It diverts suspicion from her
• What does Lady Macbeth mean by "doubtful joy"?

  She feels insecure about their success
• How does Lady Macbeth's attitude change in Act 3?

  She shows signs of doubt and fear
• What does Lady Macbeth say to Macbeth about his fear?

  She questions his masculinity
• What does Lady Macbeth's last line in Act 3 foreshadow?

  Her future mental torment
• What is Lady Macbeth doing when she enters in Act 5, Scene 1?

  She is sleepwalking
• What does Lady Macbeth's line "Out, damned spot!" signify?

  Her overwhelming guilt and fear
• How does Lady Macbeth's character ultimately reflect the consequences of her actions?

  Her guilt leads to her mental collapse
• What does Lady Macbeth's facade reveal about her true nature?

  She is vulnerable beneath her strong exterior
• How does the portrayal of Lady Macbeth serve as a cautionary figure?

  It warns women against defying gender roles
• How does the audience's perception of Lady Macbeth change throughout the play?

  They see her as both powerful and tragic
• What ultimately happens to Lady Macbeth by the end of the play?

  She takes her own life