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What does Lady Macbeth mean when she says 'unsex me here'?

She wants to become a man permanently She asks the spirits to remove her feminine qualities so she can be cruel She is renouncing her marriage She is praying for children

Correct Answer:

She asks the spirits to remove her feminine qualities so she can be cruel

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