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[[File:macbeth_1330.gif|link=Macbeth|frame|"I am in blood stepped in so far that should I wade no more, returning were as tedious as go o'er."]] |
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* The titular character in [[Macbeth]] (the play for which the page image is an illustration) reaches this point when {{spoiler|he has Macduff's family, including the kids, murdered.}} |
* The titular character in [[Macbeth]] (the play for which the page image is an illustration) reaches this point when {{spoiler|he has Macduff's family, including the kids, murdered.}} |
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* Medea. She convinces two kids to ''cut up their father and put the pieces in boiling water'', making them think it'll make him younger. And that's even before the scene when she puts the children she had by Jason to the sword. |
* Medea. She convinces two kids to ''cut up their father and put the pieces in boiling water'', making them think it'll make him younger. And that's even before the scene when she puts the children she had by Jason to the sword. |
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