Macbeth 3.2 Performance: Lady Macbeth, Lines 9-13

The transcript delves into themes of isolation, the persistence of thoughts and regrets, and the importance of acceptance and moving on. It suggests that dwelling on things that cannot be changed is futile, and emphasizes the need to let go of past actions to find peace.

What does the speaker question about the listener?

• Why they are always busy

• Why they are surrounded by friends

• Why they keep alone

• Why they are always happy

What does the speaker suggest about thoughts that should have died with past events?

• They should be shared

• They should be remembered

• They should be ignored

• They should be cherished

What is the speaker's view on things that cannot be remedied?

• They should be celebrated

• They should be analyzed

• They should be forgotten

• They should be disregarded

What is the speaker's final statement about completed actions?

• They are irrelevant

• They should be repeated

• They are done

• They can be changed

How does the speaker feel about dwelling on past actions?

• It is necessary

• It is pointless

• It is beneficial

• It is harmful