The lady in waiting reports to her mistress that the lord of the manor has requested her hand in marriage.
what does the lady in wating report about hrer mistress?
The lady in waiting reported that her mistress was very unhappy and that she was not eating or drinking.
What does the gentlewoman report line 2 to the Doctor?
The gentlewoman tells the doctor that Lady Macbeth has been sleepwalking.
The Doctor has been accompanying a Waiting-Gentlewoman who serves in the Macbeths’ household on her nighttime rounds. The Waiting-Gentlewoman has reported seeing Lady Macbeth sleepwalking around the castle, but the Doctor has yet to see her on her somnambulistic travels.
What does the Doctor tell the lady in Waiting to be watchful on Lady Macbeths behalf
The doctor tells the lady-in-waiting to be watchful for signs of Lady Macbeth’s guilt or madness. He says that people who are guilty or deranged often confess their secrets to their pillows as they sleep.
The Gentlewoman indicates to the Doctor that Lady Macbeth has been sleepwalking. She will not report anything that Lady Macbeth has said in her somnambulistic state, as she has no witness to confirm her testimony. Carrying a taper (candlestick), Lady Macbeth enters the room sleepwalking.
What does the gentlewoman report to the doctor?
The doctor observes Lady Macbeth as she sleepwalks and notes that she is acting strange. The gentlewoman reports that Lady Macbeth has been asking for a light by her bedside all night. The doctor prescribes a course of treatment for Lady Macbeth.
The gentlewoman is clearly afraid to tell the doctor what she has overheard Lady Macbeth say. She is worried that it will incriminate her and she does not want to say anything against the Macbeths. Lady Macbeth’s behaviour is suspicious and the doctor soon realizes that she has helped to kill Duncan and others.
What lesson does Lady Macbeth teach us?
It’s important to be ambitious in life, but it’s also important to be realistic. Over-ambition can lead to disappointment and frustration, both for yourself and for others. Pursue your goals with passion and determination, but be mindful of what is actually achievable.
The destruction of Macbeth was brought about by Macduff, who revealed that he was born via Caesarean section. This revelation made Macbeth resigned himself to death, and Macduff went on to slay him and hail Malcolm as the new King of Scotland.
Why is Lady Macbeth continually washing her hands
Lady Macbeth’s hand-washing is a sign of her guilt. It speaks of a contamination that can never be washed away. This scene at the beginning of the play’s fifth act is Lady Macbeth’s swansong – as Verdi realised in his opera, giving her a gloriously controlled aria at this point.
Apparently, Lady Macbeth is not physically ill, but her mind is disturbed by dark thoughts. The doctor says that her fancy, or imagination, is working overtime and she is not really sick in body.
Why does the doctor say of Lady Macbeth?
Macbeth is not interested in the Doctor’s opinion on his wife’s condition. He is angry and doesn’t want to hear what the Doctor has to say.
He wants the doctor to give her something to make her oblivious to her weighty troubles.
What secrets does Lady Macbeth reveal while sleepwalking
It seems that Lady Macbeth is sleepwalking and in her dream, she is confessing to the murder of Duncan. She is surprised at how much blood he had, indicating that she did not expect him to bleed so much. This could be an indication of her guilt and remorse for her actions.
The sleepwalking scene in Macbeth is significant for a number of reasons. Firstly, it shows us the consequences of Duncan’s murder on Lady Macbeth’s mental state. She is clearly descending into madness, which foreshadows the disaster that will befall her husband. Secondly, the scene highlights the contrast betweenMacbeth’s and Lady Macbeth’s responses to the murder. While Macbeth is consumed with guilt and paranoia, Lady Macbeth is fixated on the blood on her hands. This cements our understanding of the two characters – Macbeth as a tortured soul who is struggling to come to terms with his actions, and Lady Macbeth as a cold-blooded killer who is unable to cope with the psychological ramifications of her deeds.
What are the main reasons that Lady Macbeth shows in her sleepwalking scene?
Lady Macbeth’s madness is a clear manifestation of her psychological disorder, which is caused by her guilty conscience over the murders of Duncan, Banquo, and Lady Macduff. She is plagued by nightmares and sleepwalks, during which she recalls fragments of the events of the murders. Her madness is a clear indication of her guilt and remorse.
The doctor and gentlewoman notice that Lady Macbeth is sleepwalking and talking about the murders. The doctor decides his best move is to not mention that he heard anything, and he tells the woman to keep an eye on Lady Macbeth.
Does the doctor trust the gentlewoman
The Gentlewoman is being careful not to say anything that would put her in a bad light with the Doctor. She knows that he doesn’t trust her and she doesn’t want to give him any reason to think badly of her.
The conversation between the Doctor and the Gentlewoman allows us to understand Lady Macbeth’s movements, actions and thoughts. The Doctor is fully aware that Lady Macbeth has unwittingly confessed to the murder of Duncan and is amazed to hear that the rumours are true. He also believes that her mind is beginning to crack under the pressure and that she is starting to see the ghosts of her victims.
Conclusion
The lady in waiting reports that her mistress is poorly and not eating.
The lady in waiting reports that her mistress is ill and has not left her bed in days. She is worried about her and has been trying to get her to eat and drink, but she has refused.
