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Lady Macbeth refers to many events and conversations in her sleep-walking scene. Chart as many as you notice: Textual Evidence Explanation / reference to what event
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Lady Macbeth refers to many events and conversations in her sleep-walking scene. Chart as many as you notice: Textual Evidence Explanation / reference to what event

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A what they said

Step-by-step explanation:

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The biggest thing to note is she rambles about the murders and actually ends up giving them away to someone (one of the doctors or maidens im having a hard time remembering without my copy of the book)

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