Question

38 multiple choice 2 points how does lady macbeths emotional state differ from earlier acts? she wants to flee the country. she begins to feel the weight of guilt. she blames banquos family. she is more confident than ever. clear my selection

Explanation:

In earlier acts, Lady Macbeth is manipulative and shows little remorse. As the play progresses, her guilt over the murders (especially King Duncan's) becomes overwhelming. She sleepwalks and tries to wash imaginary blood from her hands, a symbol of her guilt. There's no indication she wants to flee the country (she stays until her death), she doesn't blame Banquo's family (Macbeth does more of the plotting regarding Banquo), and she is not more confident (her mental state deteriorates).

Answer:

She begins to feel the weight of guilt.