This character observes that a man "resembled my father as he slept," and asks "good peers" to think of another character's reaction to an empty "stool" as "but as a thing of custom" that "spoils the pleasure of the time." After fearing that one character's nature is "too full o' the milk of human kindness," this character advises, "Screw your (*) courage to the sticking place." She tells the spirits, "Unsex me here," and claims that she would be willing to dash out a baby's brains, but she later sleepwalks, howling, "Out, out, damned spot" as she tries to wash the blood off her hands. For 10 points, identify woman who plots King Duncan's murder in a Shakespeare play titled for her Scottish 
This character observes that a man "resembled my father as he slept," and asks "good peers" to think of another character's reaction to an empty "stool" as "but as a thing of custom" that "spoils the pleasure of the time." After fearing that one character's nature is "too full o' the milk of human kindness," this character advises, "Screw your (*) courage to the sticking place." She tells the spirits, "Unsex me here," and claims that she would be willing to dash out a baby's brains, but she later sleepwalks, howling, "Out, out, damned spot" as she tries to wash the blood off her hands. For 10 points, identify woman who plots King Duncan's murder in a Shakespeare play titled for her Scottish husband.
This character observes that a man "resembled my father as he slept," and asks "good peers" to think of another character's reaction to an empty "stool" as "but as a thing of custom" that "spoils the pleasure of the time."
Lady Macbeth [accept Macbeth's wife; do NOT accept or prompt on just "Macbeth"]