Throughout act 1 scene 5, Lady Macbeth gets more and more vicious as she expresses her power-hungry and immoral character. We see how ambitious Lady Macbeth is about becoming queen. She shows us this through another soliloquy in which she is alone on stage and says ‘ The croaks the fatal entrance of Duncan’. This suggests that from as soon as she reads the letter from her husband Macbeth, she has engraved the thought of killing Duncan in her head ever since. This proves to us that she is a confident woman that has potential to be domineering. Lady Macbeth wants to let no good get in the way of her evil acts and stop her. She also wants to be filled of evil and ‘direst cruelty’. Lady Macbeth says ‘unsex me here’. This implies that Lady Macbeth
