Macbeth 3.4 Performance: Macbeth, Lines 79-87a

The transcript explores the unsettling concept of human statutes and the occurrence of murders too terrible to hear. It delves into the idea that once dead, individuals should remain so, yet they rise again, carrying the weight of their mortal sins. This resurrection is portrayed as more bizarre than the act of murder itself.

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