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This lesson plan explores Lady Macbeth’s character, focusing on key themes, quotes, and moments, from power and persuasion to guilt and downfall.

The document is a structured educational resource designed to guide students through an analysis of Lady Macbeth in Shakespeare’s Macbeth. It traces her transformation from a dominant, ambitious figure to one consumed by guilt and mental collapse.

The lesson plan highlights:

• Key characteristics (e.g., ambitious, guilt-ridden, subversive)
• Major relationships, especially with Macbeth
• Pivotal quotes (e.g., “Out, damned spot!”, “Look like the innocent flower…”)
• Key scenes such as her first appearance in Act 1, Scene 5 and her decline by Act 5
• Themes including masculinity, deception, guilt, loyalty, and power
• Visual cues and slide references suggest it’s intended to be used alongside a slideshow, making it suitable for classroom discussion, character analysis, and exam preparation.