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What does Lady Macbeth say to the guest is the reason for his behavior?

ALady Macbeth says that the guest is drunk and should be excused for his behavior.

BLady Macbeth tells them that he has suffered from this affliction his entire life and to ignore his behavior.

CLady Macbeth claims that this behavior is due to a recent illness and asks them to show him compassion.

DLady Macbeth explains that he is putting on a humorous act to entertain the guests.

Answer:

B. Lady Macbeth tells them that he has suffered from this affliction his entire life and to ignore his behavior.

Read Explanation:

  • Lady Macbeth attempts to calm the situation, reassuring the guests that "My lord is often thus,/And hath been from his youth: pray you, keep seat;/The fit is momentary."

  • She scolds her husband for his outburst, asking, "Are you a man?


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