Lady Macbeth
A Woman Act and Think Like a Man Lady Macbeth is the most famous female character in one of the William Shakespeare’s’ plays, which is called Macbeth. In this great play, Lady Macbeth is the first instigator who plans to murder Duncan. Indeed, Lady Macbeth is an ambitious, powerful, and ruthless woman. When the time Macbeth sends her a letter and tells her the prediction from the three witches, she starts to plan ahead and staged a revolt to against the current kingship. Additionally, in the Shakespeare’s time, women do not have much authorities and they would not get many respect from others. Nonetheless, in this play, Lady Macbeth has a very noble status, and many people respect her and treat her well. Most significantly, Macbeth often listens
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Lady Macbeth knows deeply in the heart that Macbeth does not want to be a king by “play false,” which betraying and cheating on Duncan. Nonetheless, Macbeth wants to get something that does not belong to him, which is the meaning of “wrongly win.” Meanwhile, Lady Macbeth continuously saying that Macbeth is a man who wants to be a king, but willing to do anything sinister. And in the last line of the passage, she calls Macbeth “Glaims” because he is now the Thane of Glamis, a region of Scotland. Moreover, because Lady Macbeth knows her husband wants to be a king but does not have encouraged to do dirty jobs. As a result, Lady Macbeth clarifies Macbeth’s scruples, “That which cries “Thus thou must do,” if thou have it” (I.v.19).
Lady Macbeth tries to encourage and motivate Macbeth to kill Duncan. She wants to tell Macbeth, if he is really want to be the King, killing Duncan is the fast and only way to satisfy his desire of becoming a
Lady Macbeth knows deeply in the heart that Macbeth does not want to be a king by “play false,” which betraying and cheating on Duncan. Nonetheless, Macbeth wants to get something that does not belong to him, which is the meaning of “wrongly win.” Meanwhile, Lady Macbeth continuously saying that Macbeth is a man who wants to be a king, but willing to do anything sinister. And in the last line of the passage, she calls Macbeth “Glaims” because he is now the Thane of Glamis, a region of Scotland. Moreover, because Lady Macbeth knows her husband wants to be a king but does not have encouraged to do dirty jobs. As a result, Lady Macbeth clarifies Macbeth’s scruples, “That which cries “Thus thou must do,” if thou have it” (I.v.19).
Lady Macbeth tries to encourage and motivate Macbeth to kill Duncan. She wants to tell Macbeth, if he is really want to be the King, killing Duncan is the fast and only way to satisfy his desire of becoming a