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 mur
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"]