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What's The meaning of the quote? Analyze it below.
"What thou art promised: yet do I fear thy nature"

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Lady Macbeth is saying that in this situation her husband is too kind to kill the king. According to her, Macbeth (her husband) wants to be powerful. He has the ambition, but he doesn't possess the type of nature required to take steps to gain the throne. He wants to do things like a good man; he doesn't want to cheat

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