Macbeth 5.1 Performance: Lady Macbeth

The transcript describes Lady Macbeth's sleepwalking episodes, where she reenacts past actions in a state of guilt and distress. Observers note her unusual behavior, such as writing and rubbing her hands, as she is haunted by the memory of her deeds. Her hallucinations reveal her deep-seated guilt, particularly over the bloodshed she has been part of. The narrative captures the psychological turmoil and consequences of her actions, culminating in her final moments of realization that what's done cannot be undone.

What does the imagery of blood symbolize in Lady Macbeth's sleepwalking scene?

What significance does the phrase 'What's done cannot be undone' hold in the context of the play?