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In Macbeth, why are the doctor and gentlewoman concerned about Lady Macbeth? ( O She has been missing her husband. O She almost burns herself on a candle. O She has blood on her hands. O She has been sleepwalking.
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In Macbeth, why are the doctor and gentlewoman concerned about Lady Macbeth? (

O She has been missing her husband.
O She almost burns herself on a candle.
O She has blood on her hands.
O She has been sleepwalking.

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The answer is D she has been sleepwalking
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