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Anna + Elena Balbusso: Power and Ambition. Anna + Elena Balbusso latest book project is a series of 15 full page paintings for "Power and Ambition in Shakespeare," published by Black Cat, as part of their “Reading Shakespeare” series.
This is Lady Macbeth's sleepwalking scene. As she is unconscious, Lady Macbeth replays the scene of the day that King Duncan was murdered by her husband, Macbeth. The doctor and the gentle woman over hear her reenactment, and wonder what worries her. Lady Macbeth had once scorned Macbeth for worrying about the stained blood on him from killing King Duncan, but she is now experiencing the same hallucination that he once had. Not only is the imaginary blood stained on her skin, it is now stained in her conscience. Lady Macbeth has come to the realization that the murder of Duncan was a very wrong thing to do. Just like her husband, she is now overriding with guilt from the event. Even the thought of hiding her worry is taking over her. She is beginning to regret everything she has done and wishes she could wash all of the blood and horror away. I can almost relate to Lady Macbeth.... almost. I don't mean the whole *murdering someone and not feeling guilty about it* part, but more of the *doing actions without thinking about it first, and then feeling bad about it later* part. All she cared about was gaining a spot in royalty, and she did whatever she had to in order to get what she wanted. In all honesty, I sometimes do just that. If I really wanted to be first to get a slice of pizza, I'll do whatever I can to get it. I know it's not exactly the best relation to her, but at least I can relate to her somehow.
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"The Power of man, for none of women born shall harm Macbeth." (4.1.86-87) After hearing this prophecy told by the witches Macbeth truly thinks he is invincible. Despite the witches word Macbeth eventually does get harmed. Macbeth lets his faith in fate control him which ultimately leads to his death.
“Is’t known who did this more than bloody deed?” (Act 2, Scene 4, 20). In this quote Ross talks with Macduff about Duncan’s death. The two of them are inquiring about the traitor who killed the King. Ross also says that the murder is more than just a normal bloody deed. In fact, King Duncan was loved and respected by everyone, so there was no point in killing him without a reason.
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