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To explain "Out, out, damned spot," from Shakespeare's Macbeth: Lady Macbeth speaks in Act 5, scene 1, trying to wash imaginary blood (symbolizing her guilt) from her hands. She is tormented by the consequences of her and Macbeth's murderous actions, showcasing her guilt and mental deterioration. The phrase highlights her desperate attempts to cleanse herself of her sins, but ultimately reveals her inability to rid herself of the guilt haunting her conscience.

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