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    Guided Passage Analysis 1 Shakespeare uses soliloquy first to expose Lady Macbeths true nature so that her thoughts and motives may be uninterrupted and that her speech can be delivered in such a powerful way that the audience is swayed and somehow taken aback. When audience members first lay their eyes on Lady Macbeth‚ they see her as a sweet and almost innocent woman but when she is finally alone the audience sees her true nature. Dialogue can only tell you so much whereas soliloquy can almost

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    be in a play. Lady Macbeth is the tragic heroine of this play; because the reader sees her morals take a turn for the best with an extensive price to pay. Trouble begins in this play when Lady Macbeth puts herself in control of the situation‚ therefore forcing herself into a man’s role. At the beginning of the play we see the eagerness in Lady Macbeth after receiving the letter from Macbeth about the witches’ prophecy. While Macbeth is interested in the idea of becoming king‚ Lady Macbeth starts

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    Lady Macbeth is projected as a frightening woman‚ who is wounded in her psyche by the supernatural powers she has summoned upon herself.  Lady Macbeth’s actions for the "madness" are justified through Macbeth’s weak character who has allowed evil to posses him so quickly‚ proving his lack of dominance in the relationship and Lady Macbeth’s involuntary role. Her aspiration for becoming royal only increases when the opportunity is presented‚ forcing herself to become more violent in order to attain

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    The disintegration in Macbeth’s and Lady Macbeth’s relationship often mirrors the state of Scotland. At the beginning of the play‚ the relationship is strong‚ trustworthy and stable. Scotland battled the Norwegians and come out victorious which in turn created order and stability. The gradual changes in the relationship are highlighted by key events‚ circling around power and this then amount to leaving the relationship‚ and Scotland‚ in ruins. As the downfall reaches it’s end one of Shakespeare’s

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    the production. In the play Macbeth by William Shakespeare‚ Macbeth’s wife -- Lady Macbeth‚ is revealed as a foil character to Macbeth‚ as shown through their personality and actions. As a

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    notion does not apply to the recently invented pop phenomenon‚ Lady Gaga‚ unless you consider her talent for attracting attention at any cost as well as using theatrics and drama to cover up the truth about her‚ a critical component of being a temporary musician. Someone who does express the natural experience of fame is Amy Winehouse‚ who performs for her love of music rather than to please her audience. The difference between Lady Gaga and Amy Winehouse is authenticityGaga is a moving target who

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    The Psychological Meltdown of Lady Macbeth In Shakespeare’s play Macbeth‚ Shakespeare challenges the idea of male dominancy. Is Macbeth really in control of his own actions‚ or is he being manipulated by the women around him? Maybe Macbeth would never be king if the witches had not suggested it. Duncan could have lived a full life if it were not for Lady Macbeth. Shakespeare gives women a sort of power over him. In Lady Macbeth’s case‚ the very power that drives her insane. By giving powerful women

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    fulfill your desires. You can attain your goal as long as you have ambition. In Shakespeare’s Macbeth‚ Macbeth and Lady Macbeth had the goal of Macbeth becoming king: to obtain this they took matters into hands and killed Duncan. In order for somebody to commit such a heinous act as murder the conspirators must be ruthless‚ and this is what Macbeth and Lady Macbeth were‚ ruthless. Lady Macbeth’s is more ruthless than her spouse and her ruthlessness is what fueled Duncan’s murder. However some may

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    Shakespeare is one such playwright who explored the possibility of some characters being mentally ill. In his play Macbeth‚ Lady Macbeth is depicted as unstable and considerably insane. However‚ for this paper‚ I will seek to diagnose Macbeth with schizophrenia‚ which is a mental disorder characterized by the deterioration in one’s brain and personality as seen in a person feeling‚ conduct and thoughts. Beside these general character traits of a person suffering from schizophrenia‚ the diseases specifically

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    Throughout the play with the aid of Lady Macbeth‚ Macbeth achieves his goal to be king through a series of heinous acts‚ done to attain power and to stay in power. Macbeth’s high scope of ambition is driven by his need of power and greed‚ that is propelled by Lady Macbeth ‚ to his eventual downfall. Lady Macbeth’s hold on Macbeth is shown in his rise to power in which Lady Macbeth has a high influence on the decisions that Macbeth makes. An instance of this is when Lady Macbeth says

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