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  Character sketch of Lady Macbeth Lady Macbeth is one of the Shakespeare’s most famous and frightening female characters. She is presented as an epitome of evil right from very beginning of her appearance in the drama. She is already found infected with the evil ambition and a plotter of the king’s murder soon after receiving the letter from Macbeth, her husband. “ Thus thou must do if thou habit … then wisest should be undone ”. She is introduced in the play reading the letter from her husband who addresses her “ dearest partner of greatness ”. This instant shows Lady Macbeth as a successful partner in life and love. Her position as a wife of royal court member is mentioned again and again in the drama even the king addresses her our honored hostess, “ Give me your hand; conduct me to my host ”, “ Fair and Nobel hostess ” but her over ambitious nature of adhere to the dignity of the life which she is already loving. By nature, she has shown stronger, more ruthless, more ambit

  Macbeth - William Shakespear   Act I : Scene 1 1.     “ All : Fair is foul, and foul is fair: Hover through the fog and filthy air. ” i.                    Where do these lines occur? Answer: - These lines are found in the drama ‘Macbeth’ by William Shakespeare in Act 1 Scene: 1. ii.                 What do the play write wants to suggest here? Answer: - What the speaker wants to suggest here is that the three witches consider every evil part of nature and good society is good for them and vice versa. This line reveals the very creed the guiding principle of these abnormal and obnoxious creatures. Actually, everything that is found is a source for them. The witches here with the first spoken words with the mood of foreboding and evil. The super natural element, it may be stated is here them of the play.     Act I : Scene 2 1.     “ Like Valour’s minion carv’d out his passage Till he faced the slave; ” i.                    What do the speaker want to mean