In Act 5 of Macbeth, what symbolizes Lady Macbeth's guilt as she loses her power?

In the absence of Macbeth during Act 5, what effect does his absence have on Lady Macbeth’s character?

What recurring motif in Macbeth is prominently associated with Lady Macbeth's guilt in Act 5?

How does Lady Macbeth's mental state change in Act 5 compared to earlier in the play?

What does Lady Macbeth attempt to do in her sleepwalking scene in Act 5 that reflects her guilt?

What is significant about Macbeth's absence in Act 5, particularly regarding Lady Macbeth's character development?

In Act 5, what does Lady Macbeth's declaration that 'out, damned spot' signify about her mental state?

What role does the motif of darkness play in Act 5 of Macbeth, particularly in relation to Lady Macbeth?

How does Shakespeare use Lady Macbeth's character in Act 5 to convey themes of power and guilt?

What does Lady Macbeth's hallucination of trying to wash away blood in Act 5 reveal about her inner turmoil?