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Character sketch for lady Macbeth

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Lady Macbeth just
recently

 KILLED THE KING

One her strengths is

 TO SEE HER HUSBAND WITH POWER

One of her weaknesses
is

 To see blood on her hands

Her biggest obstacle is
…

 To live with conscience

She believes the secret
to a good life is

 Power

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1. By : Jose

2. Lady Macbeth lives in   SCOTLAND

3. And loves   HER HUSBAND

4. She cheers for   POWER

5. Gets annoyed by   BLOOD

6. Cares for/about   HERSELF

7. Is concerned about   KILLING

8. Lady Macbeth just recently   KILLED THE KING

9. One her strengths is   TO SEE HER HUSBAND WITH POWER

10. One of her weaknesses is   To see blood on her hands

11. Her biggest obstacle is …   To live with conscience

12. She believes the secret to a good life is   Power

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