In Act 2 what does Lady Macbeth mean by "That which hath made them drunk hath made me bold" (line 1)

A) Lady Macbeth also feels too drunk to do anything but sleep.

B) Lady Macbeth feels more brave because of the wine she drank.

C) Lady Macbeth is now paranoid of getting into trouble because she drank too much.

D) Lady Macbeth didn't drink and is now empowered to kill

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Cayden Hines

17 March, 19:24

In Act 2 what does Lady Macbeth mean by "That which hath made them drunk hath made me bold" (line 1)

A) Lady Macbeth also feels too drunk to do anything but sleep.

B) Lady Macbeth feels more brave because of the wine she drank.

C) Lady Macbeth is now paranoid of getting into trouble because she drank too much.

D) Lady Macbeth didn't drink and is now empowered to kill

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Neil Gilmore · Answer 1

In Act 2, Lady Macbeth mean by "That which hath made them drunk hath made me bold" is B) Lady Macbeth feels more brave because of the wine she drank.

Explanation:

In the play 'Macbeth', by William Shakespeare, Lady Macbeth is a merciless lady who planned to murder the king and even persuades her husband in doing so.

She gives alcohol to Duncan's guards with poison mixed in it. Once she gave poison to them, she felt braver and more confident than before as they will not be able to save their king as they would die with the poison they drank. Though the irony is that at the end she kills herself even after their plan was successful.