Unnatural deeds Do breed unnatural troubles —Locate and explain.
PremiumUnnatural deeds Do breed unnatural troubles Locate and explain This line is from the famous sleep-walking scene of Shakespeare s - tragedy Macbeth It happens in Act Scene in the play In this scene the Doctor speaks this line after he watches Lady Macbeth sleepwalking and talking about the murders In this scene the Gentlewoman tells the Doctor that Lady Macbeth has been walking in her sleep She acts like she is washing her hands trying to remove blood that is not really there She says things like Out damned spot out I say and Here s the smell of the blood still These lines show that Lady Macbeth is feeling guilty for helping Macbeth kill King Duncan and others She is also going mad When the Doctor says Unnatural deeds Do breed unnatural troubles he means that when people do terrible crimes they face strange and painful suffering The