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This is the famous sleepwalking scene. It finally puts the cap on Lady Macbeth's story. From the hard-hearted and dominating woman of Act One, she has become this shivering wreck, wandering about the castle at night, reliving the horrors of the murders she has been involved in. The scene sets up her offstage death and Macbeth's strange reaction to it.

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