Курсовая работа: The place of “Macbeth” among Shakespeare’s tragedies

How easy is it then! You constancy

Hath left you unaltended. (II. 2. 66–68)Макбет хоним:

Тетикроқ бўл, тан!

Қўлингни юв, кўз – кўз қилма шармисорликни.

Қўлингдаги қонларни юв, юқи қолмасин. (С.А.) (II.2.42 б)

(Ж.К.) (II. 2. 195 б)

And she realizes that they must quickly get on their night – clothes or people will wonder why they were not in bed when Duncan was murdered. And when, often the discovery of the murder, Macduff asks Macbeth why he murdered Duncan’s attendants and Macbeth’s answer is too sensational to be very convincing, his wife quickly notices it, and pretends to faint so that attention is disfacted from her husband.

For the murder of Banquo, Macbeth seems at first to be less dependant upon his wife. It is he who plans it with the two murderers, and then tells his wife about it. She is at first unsure, but is soon convinced, and then Macbeth plays the lordly husband:

He cannot know how soon he will once more need to depend upon her. Banquo’s ghost comes to haunt his state banquet. Lady Macbeth again quickly understands what is happening, though only her husband can see the ghost, and tries to explain it away:

Sit, worthy friends. My lord is often thus,

And hath been from his youth. (III. 4. стр. 523)Макбет хоним:Йўқ, қўзғалманглар.Бу касали ёшликдан бор, хавотирланманг.

(III. 4. 77 б)

Леди Макбет:

Прошу сидеть.

Все это вмиг пройдёт. Не обращайте.

Вниманья, чтоб припадка не продлить.

At the second appearance she speaks of her husband’s fit as «a thing of custom», and even hints at a treatment for it:To the Lords:I pray you, speak not: he grows worse and worseQuestion enrages him. (III.IV. 117–118)

Ўтинаман гапга солманг, у бетоб ҳали. (Ж.К.) (III.V. 223 б)

Не говорите с ним. Еще все хуже.

Расспросы злят его. Прервемте пир. (стр. 525).

Сўз ташламанг, қирол ҳамон ўзида эмас.

Гап сўраса қутуради. (С.А.) (III. 4. 81 б)

Still as if the incident were a common one.

She really thinks he needs sleep, and as

Soon as the quests have left in confusion and they have both mentioned Macduff as the next centre of opposition, Macbeth tries to rest.

Lady Macbeth, however, is unable to sleep in peace. In the great scene at the beginning of Act she appears with a taper in her hand, walking in her sleep and reliving her experience and thoughts at the murder of Duncan. Again she speaks words of encouragement to her husband; she speaks her thoughts on the old man’s bluding, but mostly she thinks of the blood on her own hands which no water has been able to wash off:

Lay Macbeth:

Hare’s the smell of the blood still:

All the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten this little hand. (V.I. 40)