thank you so much for this analysis!! i really love your opinions and the way you explain things, it really helps me out in understanding the text! ive never seen such a deep analysis on youtube before and i am just so grateful you have this out here for anyone who needs help like me :))
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Thank you for this analysis but does lady Macbeth masculinity goes to a feminine position in the beginning on this scene? And when does Macbeth get into a masculine position?
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thank you so much for this analysis!! i really love your opinions and the way you explain things, it really helps me out in understanding the text! ive never seen such a deep analysis on youtube before and i am just so grateful you have this out here for anyone who needs help like me :))
My pleasure:) I agree that YT is a great help. I watch lectures all the time. Education for anyone who wants it.
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Hi i just wanted to say that i appreciate these videos so much and value your insights into the complexities of Macbeth. Thank you so much and wish you all the best!
Thank you for the kind words. It's my pleasure. Glad you found them useful. All the best to you, too.
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Thank you for this analysis but does lady Macbeth masculinity goes to a feminine position in the beginning on this scene? And when does Macbeth get into a masculine position?
Yes. Act 3, scene 2, is where we start to see the cracks in here armour of self-delusion. It progressively gets worse.
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