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What does Lady Macbeth say is the only reason she did not kill Duncan? A. He resembled her father as he slept. B. She is a woman. C. The servants interrupted her. D. She wanted her husband to act like
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What does Lady Macbeth say is the only reason she did not kill Duncan?

A. He resembled her father as he slept.
B. She is a woman.
C. The servants interrupted her.
D. She wanted her husband to act like a man.

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The main reason Lady Macbeth gives as the only reason she did not kill Duncan was that "A. He resembled her father as he slept," since she could not bring herself to harm someone with such a striking resemblance.
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