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The Importance of the Sleep Walking Scene in Macbeth
Summary: Essay discusses the significance of lady Macbeth's sleep walking as it shows her as a complementary character to her husband.
Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's problem plays which have puzzled the critics all over the years. It is compact and full of significant scenes, and it has two important characters, Macbeth and his wife. It is a clear study of human nature, which I personally think Shakespeare had mastered. The final act opens with the sleepwalking scene and this scene is of great significance because it reveals the true nature of lady Macbeth. Lady Macbeth is one of the enigmatic characters. Once she is a woman made out of steel and suddenly she collapses; she returns to be a gentle wife. The sleepwalking scene also shows lady Macbeth as a complementary character to her husband.
The scene opens with the gentlewoman talking to the doctor about lady Macbeth's sleepwalking. While they are talking, lady Macbeth appears walking while she is sleeping. She stops and rubs her hands together...
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