Which emotion or attitude does lady macbeth display in her sleepwalking scene in the tragedy of macbeth, act v? explain your answer. a. lust for power b. hatred of macbeth c. guilt for her crimes d. a desire for revenge against her enemies

c. guilt for her crimes

When Lady Macbeth is sleepwalking, it is clear that she feels guilt for the crimes she has committed with Macbeth. She sees blood still on her hands, even though it is not physically there. This is her mind manifesting guilt into a physical stain on her. She especially expresses guilt for the death of Lady Macduff when she says "The Thane of Fife had a wife: where is she now?". Even though Lady Macbeth did not commit those murders or know about them, she is still feeling guilty for setting Macbeth down a murderous path.