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What does lady Macbeth mean when she say that she wants to pour my spirits in thine ear what does she plan to do?
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What does lady Macbeth mean when she say that she wants to pour my spirits in thine ear what does she plan to do?

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What she means is she wants to tell you all her thoughts, when she says ‘pour my spirits’ she means her feelings and she thoughts, and for the ear part it’s just a fancy way to say she wants to tell you stuff

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