Have you ever said I’ll do anything to get something done? In society we do that a lot not really understanding the meaning of anything. Humanity never wants to take that next step to absolutely do anything to make sure they have what need in life. Sooner or later we have to understand the actual meaning of anything. In Macbeth the character’s do exactly anything to make sure they get what they want. As the readers you would think that it’s the men doing all the action making the plans but in this play it starts backwards. The women take control first then the men step up, Lady Macbeth states: Come, you spirits That tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here, and fill me, from the crown to the toe, top-full
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Lady Macbeth wants to be able to do these horrible things she has planned and not feel bad about it. She knows that if she goes into this with the mindset of a woman she will feel some type of remorse and back out or not be able to keep calm when all as been done. Unfortunately, that is the best way to look at this situation. Women in today’s society will say such gruesome things but will never follow up on it because most of humanity approach such violent situations with a full mind and a conscience, sadly that’s just how women are whether as a whole society agrees women will always find a way to second guess themselves. So when Lady Macbeth ask the spirts to unsex her and to clog her veins as insane as it sounds it’s the best way for her to accomplish her devious plan to comment murder. Luckily society has men to make the …show more content…
She is going on and on about trying to get blood that’s not there off her hands. While telling Macbeth that he is a soldier and should have nothing to be afraid of. She’s confident that no one can blame them for the death of King Duncan when her, herself is telling the doctor what they have done. Then stating that who would have known that Duncan had so much blood to leave a stain on her hands. So now Lady Macbeth is paranoid that someone will see the blood and asks who it belongs too. She also states: “What, will these hands ne’er be clean. (V, I,70). She wants to know what will clean her hands of the blood that she helped spill. Fair enough the reads do remember when Lady Macbeth said to Macbeth:” A little water clears us of this deed” (II, II,23). Unfortunately, Lady Macbeth doesn’t feel that way now. She feels how Macbeth did, that nothing will wash away the wrong doing that they have done. With that being said the spirits didn’t give Lady Macbeth her wish. If they did she wouldn’t be feeling the guilt that she is for killing King Duncan. Most of the fear and guilt come from trying to hide from it in the first place. By trying to hide and thinking about not thinking about their wrong doing she made things worse for herself. After the death of Lady Macbeth, it’s hard to tell if Macbeth is feeling anyway about it. It’s as if the power as gone to his head and taken over. The only thing that Macbeth seems to care about his
Lady Macbeth wants to be able to do these horrible things she has planned and not feel bad about it. She knows that if she goes into this with the mindset of a woman she will feel some type of remorse and back out or not be able to keep calm when all as been done. Unfortunately, that is the best way to look at this situation. Women in today’s society will say such gruesome things but will never follow up on it because most of humanity approach such violent situations with a full mind and a conscience, sadly that’s just how women are whether as a whole society agrees women will always find a way to second guess themselves. So when Lady Macbeth ask the spirts to unsex her and to clog her veins as insane as it sounds it’s the best way for her to accomplish her devious plan to comment murder. Luckily society has men to make the …show more content…
She is going on and on about trying to get blood that’s not there off her hands. While telling Macbeth that he is a soldier and should have nothing to be afraid of. She’s confident that no one can blame them for the death of King Duncan when her, herself is telling the doctor what they have done. Then stating that who would have known that Duncan had so much blood to leave a stain on her hands. So now Lady Macbeth is paranoid that someone will see the blood and asks who it belongs too. She also states: “What, will these hands ne’er be clean. (V, I,70). She wants to know what will clean her hands of the blood that she helped spill. Fair enough the reads do remember when Lady Macbeth said to Macbeth:” A little water clears us of this deed” (II, II,23). Unfortunately, Lady Macbeth doesn’t feel that way now. She feels how Macbeth did, that nothing will wash away the wrong doing that they have done. With that being said the spirits didn’t give Lady Macbeth her wish. If they did she wouldn’t be feeling the guilt that she is for killing King Duncan. Most of the fear and guilt come from trying to hide from it in the first place. By trying to hide and thinking about not thinking about their wrong doing she made things worse for herself. After the death of Lady Macbeth, it’s hard to tell if Macbeth is feeling anyway about it. It’s as if the power as gone to his head and taken over. The only thing that Macbeth seems to care about his