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DIRECTIONS: Review Lady Macbeth's soliloquy in Act I, Scene v, lines 1–30. Use textual evidence from the story to support your responses.
1. What action begins Lady Macbeth's soliloquy?
2. What information does Lady Macbeth learn in this soliloquy?
3. What hopes does Lady Macbeth reveal in this soliloquy?
4. What fears does she express?
5. What plans does she reveal at the end of the soliloquy?
6. Why might Shakespeare have decided to introduce Lady Macbeth with a soliloquy rather than a scene with another character?
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