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While Lady Macbeth is sleepwalking, what feeling is she consumed by?
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Guilt
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Why is Lady Macbeth probably carrying the candle?
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Ward off the darkness
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What does the Gentlewoman report that Lady Macbeth is doing in her sleep?
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Writes a letter
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What is the Gentlewoman's attitude toward Lady Macbeth?
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She is loyal to her but she is disturbed by her
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What does the doctor believe Lady Macbeth may do after seeing her sleepwalking?
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Harm herself
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Macbeth's men deserted him which allows Malcolm to feel what?
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Confident
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Why doesn't Macbeth fear "death at the hands of the rebels?"
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He has faith in the witches' prophecies
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Caithness gives what information about Macbeth?
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Macbeth cannot control himself
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Menteith's speech about declaring that they will all die fighting for their cause is an example of what?
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Foreshadowing
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What makes Macbeth fearless in battle and unconcerned about the thanes who are about to fight him?
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His knowledge of the prophecies
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The Doctor knowing that Lady Macbeth's illness is connected to Macbeth's guilt is an example of what?
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Dramatic irony
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How does Macbeth know that Macduff will be the one to kill him?
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He was not born by a woman, he was taken from his mother's womb.
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Why does Macbeth decide to go outside the castle and fight?
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Birnam Wood is moving
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What is Malcolm's goal at the end of the play after being hailed as king?
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Reward his thanes by making them earls
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How does Malcolm show that he will be a good king?
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He thanks his supporters and rewards them
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