Macbeth, Act 1, Scene 5: riassunto
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In Act 1, Scene 5, Lady Macbeth reads Macbeth’s account of the Weird Sisters and resolves to overcome his reluctance to seize royal power. When she learns that Duncan comes that night, she calls for cruelty and urges Macbeth to hide his intentions while she directs their preparations.
Cosa succede
- Lady Macbeth reads a letter describing the Weird Sisters’ promises and Macbeth’s new title.
- She fears that Macbeth’s kindness prevents him from doing what his ambition requires.
- A messenger announces the King’s visit, and Lady Macbeth calls on spirits to remove her pity.
- Macbeth arrives and says Duncan plans to leave the next day.
- Lady Macbeth urges him to appear welcoming while she takes charge; Macbeth says they must discuss the matter further.

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The instruction makes concealment central to her plan. Macbeth must offer the appearance of welcome while hiding a threat.
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