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What comment is Shakespeare making about women in lines 85-87: “Why then, alas,/Do I put up that womanly defense/To say I have done no harm?”

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The comment which the playwright William Shakespeare is making about women in lines 85-87 is:

  • He is trying to show that even women themselves believe that they are by default innocent.

Based on the given excerpt from the play Macbeth, we can see that there is the narration by Shakespeare about the Lady Macduff and how the crimes of women in that society was often overlooked.

Furthermore, we can see that the given quote is from Lady Macduff who says that she has put up a "womanly defense" because there is the preconceived notion that women were naturally  innocent.

Read more about Lady Macduff here:

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