Can anyone give me lady Macbeth's speech after the murder i want it urgently in 2 hours please answer?

Answer 1

If you have a copy of the play, go to Act 2 Scene 2. Lady Macbeth is onstage for almost all of this scene (she slips out to spread blood on the grooms) and spends a lot of it talking. It is difficult to say at what point the murder is actually committed, but it could be at the beginning or part way through this scene. It's hard to tell because Macbeth is offstage doing the murdering while she is onstage fretting.

You are possibly thinking of her speech at the beginning of the scene starting "That which hath made them drunk hath made me mad." But it could just as well be the one starting "Alack, I am afraid they have awaked and 'tis not done."