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Persuasive Letter To Lady Macbeth

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Hail gentle women servants of the king Macbeth.
“are you not terrified of what’s been happening in the castle since the death of king Duncan”. The owl has hooted long into the night and storms and lightning shroud the castle. Nature is angry and all is not well. I believe that evil stalks the castle, and that Macbeth and lady Macbeth are full of guilt and the blood of others. “ what heard ye during the banquet that makes you say these awful things about king Macbeth, and lady Macbeth?” it was during the banquet when I was pouring wine that I overheard Macbeth and lady Macbeth muttering about Banquo ghost”, and her encouraging Macbeth to not reveal his madness to the guests. She is deadly+ wicked and has control of Macbeth are dabbling the supernatural and murder. Blood is everywhere!

BODY 1- Macbeth says there is a man covered in blood across the room. Please, just look over there. Look! Look! See! What do you have to say? What do I care? If you can nod, then speak too. If the dead are going to return from their graves, then there’s nothing to stop the birds from eating the bodies. So there’s no point in our burying people. (Act 3, Scene 4, …show more content…

Please, don’t speak to him. He’s getting worse and worse. Talk makes him crazy. Everybody, please leave right now. Don’t bother exiting in the order of your rank, but just leave right away. In Act 3, Scene 4, Page 7. This represents that she is continuing to make excuses for him and to send all the guests away and, just shows that lady Macbeth is more controlling and more stressed when Macbeth is about to blow his cover about killing the king. Also in Act 3, Scene 4, Page 6 she is persuading to the guests that it is just a strange habit that he has, to just cover up and making sure that the audiences don’t take to much notice of Macbeth especially when it comes to death or blood, and ghosts appearing. Lastly lady Macbeth once again is making excuses to get Macbeth out of his

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