How does Shakespeare present Macbeth as cowardly in act 5 scene 8? “i’ll not fight with thee”

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Rra · Answer 1 · 2022-01-21T03:19:05+0000

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Macbeth is extremely depressed and feels like life is absurd and pointless. He reflects on his unfortunate situation and determines that life is void of meaning. The death of his beloved wife, coupled with his guilt and mental agony, have left Macbeth feeling numb and indifferent.

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