An essay mocking the style of "character" criticism by L.C. Knights sardonically asks "How many children had" this character?
An essay mocking the style of "character" criticism by L.C. Knights sardonically asks "How many children had" this character? This character encourages another by exhorting, "screw your courage to the sticking place, and we'll not fail." In a late scene, this character laments the inadequacies of "all the perfumes of Arabia." This character fears that another character's nature is "too full o' th' (*) milk of human kindness," even though that character is thane of Glamis and becomes thane of Cawdor. News of this character's death cues the lament "she should have died hereafter." She exclaims "Out, damned spot!" during her sleepwalking scene. For 10 points, name this woman who plots King Duncan's death and becomes Queen of Scotland in a play by William Shakespeare.
An essay mocking the style of "character" criticism by L.C. Knights sardonically asks "How many children had" this character?
Lady Macbeth [do not accept or prompt on "Macbeth"]