Macbeth becomes an individual capable of killing anyone; not a man who relies on his wife to help him with the deed. While Macbeth only worries about losing his crown, Lady Macbeth feels incredible guilt for killing Duncan. She starts going mad, and begins to talk in her sleep about Duncan “Yet who would have thought the old man to have had so much blood in him” (5.1.28-30). On the other hand, Macbeth’s guilt and fear becomes numbed “I have supped full with horrors” (Act 5 sc. 5 15). .He is able to kill Macduff’s whole family without consulting with Lady Macbeth. This is where the couple starts to take on their stereotypical role. Lady Macbeth’s death also shows how she is no longer the evil behind Macbeth’s actions. She commits suicide off stage, and dies a quiet death. Macbeth seems unaffected by this walks over his dead wife. This shows how she is no longer the driving evil behind Macbeth, and is irrelevant to his actions. This shows how Macbeth becomes the dominant partner and Lady Macbeth is left
Macbeth becomes an individual capable of killing anyone; not a man who relies on his wife to help him with the deed. While Macbeth only worries about losing his crown, Lady Macbeth feels incredible guilt for killing Duncan. She starts going mad, and begins to talk in her sleep about Duncan “Yet who would have thought the old man to have had so much blood in him” (5.1.28-30). On the other hand, Macbeth’s guilt and fear becomes numbed “I have supped full with horrors” (Act 5 sc. 5 15). .He is able to kill Macduff’s whole family without consulting with Lady Macbeth. This is where the couple starts to take on their stereotypical role. Lady Macbeth’s death also shows how she is no longer the evil behind Macbeth’s actions. She commits suicide off stage, and dies a quiet death. Macbeth seems unaffected by this walks over his dead wife. This shows how she is no longer the driving evil behind Macbeth, and is irrelevant to his actions. This shows how Macbeth becomes the dominant partner and Lady Macbeth is left