Quote: "The fatal enterence of Duncan under my battlement"

Highlight: The use of possessive pronoun "my" demonstrates Lady Macbeth's assertion of power and ownership.

Example: The PETER paragraph structure (Point, Evidence, Technique, Explain, Reader) provides a framework for analyzing Lady Macbeth's character.

Definition: Transgressive behavior refers to actions that violate social norms and expectations.

Vocabulary: "Hubris" - excessive pride or self-confidence, leading to downfall.

Quote: "Come you spirits [...] unsex me here" (Act 1 Scene 5)

Highlight: The use of imperative verbs "come" and "unsex" demonstrates Lady Macbeth's determination to shed her feminine qualities to gain power.

Example: In the quote "looks like the innocent flower, be the serpent under it" (Act 1 Scene 5), Lady Macbeth instructs Macbeth on deception.

Definition: The Jacobean audience reference points to historical context where women were expected to be subservient to their husbands.

Vocabulary: "Fatal" - serving as a foreshadowing device for Duncan's death while highlighting Lady Macbeth's confidence.