Has Lady Macbeth ever had a child?
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This point has been argued back and forth.  Many people believe that the Macbeths had a child that died young creating resentment and helping to explain their lack of humanity towards other children.  On the other hand, a lady of Lady Macbeth's standing would not have served as wet-nurse to her own children so there is a lie implicit in this from the get go.  It is likely that the story of Macbeth as told at the time included more detail but so far scholars haven't seemed to be able to locate them.  \nDecide for yourself.  Lady Macbeth may simply be calling on her femininity as a reference without being literal.
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Did she have a sister?
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Aislynn Aurien Versyr was born in late 971, to Arian Versyr and Aranvor Naldwinn, a man of the lower Andoran nobility, who became the Captain-General of the Queen's Guard as well as a respected battle commander (indeed, third in command) of the Grand Alliance during the Aiel War. She is the Daughter-Heir of Andor, being the eldest girl in the family, and will ascend to the Lion Throne upon the death of her Mother, Queen Arian. The Rose Crown has been passed in a direct line of succession through four generations of Versyr women. When Aislynn takes the Throne, she will be the fifth consecutive Versyr to rule Andor--a very unusual situation in Andor, which is a country notorious for its "Succession Wars," in which noble families struggle to press a claim to the Lion Throne when there is no direct heir.\n\nAislynn and her siblings enjoyed an idyllic childhood in the Royal Palace. All of the children were very close to both parents, but Aislynn was particularly close to Aranvor, her father, and Leander, her eldest brother. Aislynn received a traditional noble's education in her formative years (music, art, history, diplomacy, the Old Tongue, etc.) and a not-so-traditional supplementary education--learning the rudiments of hand-to-hand combat and the bow from any Queen's Guards she could corner and persuade to give lessons. She greatly enjoyed riding and caring for horses in the Royal Stables, and as she approached her thirteenth year, it became something of a scandal for the young Daughter-Heir to appear about the Palace grounds in riding habit of soft leather pants instead of her usual skirts. For some strange reason, the young, precocious girl seemed to identify more strongly with her Father than with her Mother, whose footsteps she would eventually have to follow to the Lion Throne. She would turn despondant and inconsolable when Aranvor would have to leave on campaigns or on diplomatic business with the Queen, and her tantrums in this regard became legendary about the Royal Palace--as well as her attempts to somehow manage to leave (unseen) with her Father. She was always caught when she attempted one of these ruses, and remanded into the capable hands of either her Mother, or her Nurse, Roseana. Though she was switched several times for this behavior, it did not quell the flame-haired girl's desire for adventure and to see more of the life that her Father lived, and to be around him as much as she possibly could.\n\nAranvor, Aislynn's beloved father, died in the Aiel War upon the third day of the Battle of the Shining Walls, when Aislynn was almost 10 years old. After grieving, (though she is said to still greive to this day) and spending countless hours over several months crying in her room, wasting away to skin and bones from lack of food--a shadow of her former vivacious self--Aislynn began to spend her time watching the Royal practice fields like a hawk, demanding that the Guards teach her of weaponry--primarily the bow and how to manage a lance from horseback. This desire for such 'training' kept up from Aislynn's 10th year through her fifteenth, and Queen Arian greatly disapproved of this; many times Guards refused to have anything to do with the Daughter-Heir, as Queen Arian's wrath over this unseemly behavior soon became legendary. Aislynn several times as a young girl dressed up as a boy, in an attempt to disguise herself, though none of the Guardsmen were particularly fooled. Most of them humoured her and played along with her, even calling her by the name of the false persona she adopted for herself on these occasions: Mertyn, a young 'stablehand.' She would twist her long hair up underneath a peasant's cap, don some of Lithrain's cast-off clothing, smudge dirt upon her pale and aristocratic face and bother the Guardsmen ceaselessly for rudimentary lessons. To be like her Father. Her brothers often comically refer to her as 'Merytn' when she is
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Anne Hathaway, an American actress.(1982--) She was raised in New Jersey.  She starred in the Princess Diaries.  Born in 1982 in Brooklyn, New York, she shares her name with another famous Anne.  She is of Irish ancestry.\n\n\nAnne Hathaway, Shakespeare's wife. (1556--1623)  Anne was the daughter of a well-to-do farmer from nearby Shottery in Warwickshire. She was 26 and pregnant when she married William Shakespeare who was 18 at the time in a special ceremony on 26 November 1582. She gave birth to a daughter, Susana Shakespeare (1583) and to twins Hamnet and Judith (1585) Hamnet, the boy, died at the tender age of 11.  When her famous husband died in 1616 he bequeathed on Anne his second best bed and have his properties (Houses in Stratford-upon-Avon) to his daughter Susana.
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In one of her soliloquay's, Lady Macbeth says "Glamis thou art, and Cawdor."  He was Thane of Glamis, and then became Thane of Cawdor.  I believe his castle was Glamis Castle at Inverness.
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does it ever say they only had 2 children ? im guessing they had 50 children
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2 witches first, then the 2 childern belonging to the first 2 witches finally the last witch and her own child.
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She has a child with the guy from Jodeci.I don't know if she has had any others.
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Oh, Macbeth........well, the play is one of the easiest ones...........
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The youngest person ever to give birth is Lina Medina, a Peruvian girl from the Andean village of Ticrapo. She gave birth to a boy by caesarean section on May 14, 1939 at the age of five years, seven months and 21 days.\n\nThe girls father was initially suspected of being the father but authorities were never able to determine who fathered Lina's child.\n\nMedical examination at the time of birth revealed that Lina had the ovaries of a fully mature woman. Her medical history also claimed that she had been having menstrual cycles for years before the birth. She had also developed breasts. Doctors theorized that her abnormal sexual maturity was a result of an extraordinary hormonal disorder of pituitary origin.
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Yes. \nOn the occasion of a birth in Egypt, seven Hathors (rather like European fairy godmothers) would appear to ‘speak with one mouth’ and determine the child's fate. These goddesses were worshiped in seven cities: Thebes, Heliopolis, Aphroditopolis, Sinai, Momemphis, Herakleopolis, and Keset. They are linked to the Pleiades star cluster in the constellation Taurus, known even today as the Seven Sisters. (To the Greeks, they were the seven daughters of Atlas, and the Australian Aborigines believed the Pleiades were a woman who had been nearly raped by Kidili, the man in the moon. Alternatively, they were seven sisters called the Makara.)
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There is one aspect of the Ramayana that is relatively unknown. Kausalya and Dasaratha already had a daughter named Santha. But ,being a female child, she could never be a legal heir to the throne. Consequently, she was given away at a very young age in marriage to Sage Rishyashringa. Thereafter, Dasaratha did not even bother keeping in touch with his daughter. This ill treatment of the girl-child was common even in those days! Meanwhile, Santha grew up to be a noble and virtuous lady. She attained great spiritual powers with her austerities.
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I didn't know that.  I thought she would be older. Anyway, I hope she reigns as long as see wants, or how long it takes her grandson to become king.  I shudder to think what would happen if prince Charles becomes king.  God save the Queen.
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Are you working on anything else beside Macbeth
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That was her story, and she stuck to it until her death in 1994.  She even claims to have given birth to an alien-human offspring on the planet Meton, in the Alpha Centauri star system.  Conveniently, the child remained behind when she was returned to Earth.\n\nDid it really happen?  Only Elizabeth, Akon, and Ayling (the child) know for sure.  And they're not talking.
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There may or may not be objects connected to Macduff as leitmotifs. However, he is crucial to Macbeth's downfall. The Weird Sisters foretell Macbeth that he will not be defeated by anyone born by woman. This makes Macbeth overconfident and feel invincible. When in the final showdown the two protagonists meet and Macbeth tells his adversary that he cannot be defeated, Macduff tauntingly tells him that he has been born through Caeserean section. Hence, the witches have given Macbeth a piece of ambiguity meant to lead him towards his downfall.
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Definitely not an only child.\nI think it was Neville Chamberlain to Adolf Hitler.