This part of the play is considered the 'Highest point of anguish'. What does that mean in the action of the play? What is happening to Lady Macbeth and what does it mean?

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This part of the play is considered the 'Highest point of anguish'. What does that mean

in the action of the play? What is happening to Lady Macbeth and what does it mean?

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its called the climax

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