Macbeth Analysis Act 3 Scene 2: Full Commentary

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[@trippi2875]

Thank you for this analysis but does lady Macbeth masculinity goes to a feminine position in the beginning on this scene? And when does Macbeth get into a masculine position?

[@5QShakespeare]

Yes. Act 3, scene 2, is where we start to see the cracks in here armour of self-delusion. It progressively gets worse.