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In Macbeth Act V, scene i, why does Lady Macbeth imagine that she has blood on her hands?
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In Macbeth Act V, scene i, why does Lady Macbeth imagine that she has blood on her hands?

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She feels guilty for what she did and is having hallucinations similar to tell tale heart where the man is getting anxious because he is guilty.
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