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At the beginning of Act 5, why is the doctor and the nurse observing Lady Macbeth?
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What is Lady Macbeth acting like she’s doing in the opening scene?
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At the beginning of Act 5, why is the doctor and the nurse observing Lady Macbeth? The nurse and the doctor are observing Lady Macbeth while she is going through a phase of sleepwalking.
What is Lady Macbeth acting like she’s doing in the opening scene? Lady Macbeth is washing her hands, specifically of the blood that has been on them.
What does the doctor say Lady Macbeth needs more than himself? The doctor states that Lady Macbeth needs god/ religion the divine more than a doctor.
According to one of the Thanes, what motivated the soldiers that Macbeth commands? What motivates the soldiers that Macbeth commands is out of fear.
How many soldiers does Malcolm and the English army bring? Malcolm and the English army bring ten thousand soldiers.
What does Malcolm command every soldier to do in order to camouflage them? Malcolm commands every soldier to take a limb from the tree and hide behind that limb.
What is the shriek that Macbeth hears before the battle begins? Macbeth hears the shriek of Lady Macbeth Dying.
What does Macbeth metaphorically compare life to on page 115? Macbeth compares life with a walking shadow.
What does one of Macbeth’s soldiers report to him that enrages him? One of Macbeth’s soldiers told him that the woods are moving toward the castle.
How is Macduff able to harm Macbeth, despite the witches’ prophecy? What is the medical term that is used to describe the nature of his birth? Macduff was able to harm Macbeth because he was not born naturally. Macduff was born by the use of a c-section.
When Macbeth refuses to fight Macduff, what does Macduff tell Macbeth they will do with him? Macduff says that they will lock him up in a cell and allow everyone come and see what the king had become.
At the end of the play, how does Malcolm explain the death of Lady Macbeth? Is there another possible way she died? Malcolm explains that the death of Lady Macbeth was her own cause and her own fault she killed herself, however there are theories that the doctor killed lady Macbeth.
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