In "Macbeth", what is Lady Macbeth's tragic flaw and how does this affect the story's course?
In "Macbeth", what is Lady Macbeth's tragic flaw?
What did Lady Macbeth do in "Macbeth" by William Shakespeare? How was Lady Macbeth disturbed? How is she presented as a disturbed character in the play? What are some paradoxes in "Macbeth"? What are some antithesis' presented in Macbeth's novels? What paradoxes are in the play: Macbeth? Why is Lady Macbeth angry with her husband? Why is Lady Macbeth guilty for the murder of King Duncan? How do Macbeth and Lady Macbeth compare to each other in Shakespeare's play? What is the relationship like between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth? What is the plot of Macbeth? Is the tragedy in Romeo and Juliet fate? What are examples of personification in Macbeth? What does Macbeth's soliloquy reveal about him? How is personification presented in Macbeth? At what points in Macbeth do deep psychological principles and ideas come into play? How can you explain Doctor Faustus' tragic flaw? How was Macbeth received by people of the time? What is it that compels Macbeth to be king? What does Lady Macbeth fear about her husband? Why does Banquo not accuse Macbeth in the play "Macbeth"? What are Macbeth's doubts about killing Duncan in the play "Macbeth"? What can we learn from macbeth? Why does Macbeth want Banquo dead in the play "Macbeth"? Why does Romeo call the poison a cordial in "Romeo and Juliet"? What are Macbeth's thoughts about killing Duncan in the play "Macbeth"? Why did Hamlet fail in killing Claudius? Was William Shakespeare female? What are some feud quotes found in Romeo and Juliet? Is Romeo and Juliet a satire? If so could you explain and give quotes (six would be helpful) on why? What did Shakespeare mean by "I must be cruel, only to be kind"?