In one scene, this character taunts another by citing the proverb "the poor cat i' th' adage." She s
In one scene, this character taunts another by citing the proverb "the poor cat i' th' adage." She says she would kill a character if the character did not look like her father. In another scene, she tells her husband that she would kill her own baby while it was "smiling in my face / Have plucked my nipple from his boneless gum / And dashed the brains out." She calls on evil spirits to "unsex me here", and in a later scene, she enters sleepwalking and cries, "Out, damn'd spot! Out, I say!". For 10 points, name this woman who convinces her husband to kill Duncan to become king, a character from Shakespeare's Scottish play.
In one scene, this character taunts another by citing the proverb "the poor cat i' th' adage."
{Lady Macbeth} [do not accept “Macbeth”]