True Colors of Lady Macbeth
Lady Macbeth represents the color red.This color is associated with determination, blood, and her evil ambitions. Macbeth. "If we should fail? /Lady M. We fail! But screw your courage to the sticking-place And we'll not fail." (Act 1,line 59-61). The quote above shows that if Lady Macbeth wants something failure is not an option.She isn’t someone that settles down with whatever the circumstances might bring, she is determined to fight hard for what she wants. She wants the murder of Duncan more than her own husband, and won’t rest until it is done.When Lady Macbeth plans the murders, drugging the guards laying the daggers after the murder. She shows her determination because she won’t leave anything that may point to her guilt. She is making sure to wipe out anyone that stands in the way of her husband getting power, and becoming king. …show more content…
(Act 1,Scene 7,line 62-67) After reading this I have to say that Lady Macbeth is cold hearted because she says that instead of showing motherly love toward a child she would rip the baby from her nipple.She is being heartless when she says she would dash out the brains of an innocent baby. “ Come, you spirits/ That tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here,/ And fill me from the crown to the toe topful/ Of direst cruelty. Make thick my blood./ Stop up th' access and passage to remorse,” Here Lady Macbeth calls upon the "spirits" to, basically, make her like a man. She wants to get rid of her womanhood and be full of cruelty.She wants her blood to be thick because in this way she can show her evil nature, this shows she is scolded because wishing cruelty shows you are dark and
Lady Macbeth represents the color red.This color is associated with determination, blood, and her evil ambitions. Macbeth. "If we should fail? /Lady M. We fail! But screw your courage to the sticking-place And we'll not fail." (Act 1,line 59-61). The quote above shows that if Lady Macbeth wants something failure is not an option.She isn’t someone that settles down with whatever the circumstances might bring, she is determined to fight hard for what she wants. She wants the murder of Duncan more than her own husband, and won’t rest until it is done.When Lady Macbeth plans the murders, drugging the guards laying the daggers after the murder. She shows her determination because she won’t leave anything that may point to her guilt. She is making sure to wipe out anyone that stands in the way of her husband getting power, and becoming king. …show more content…
(Act 1,Scene 7,line 62-67) After reading this I have to say that Lady Macbeth is cold hearted because she says that instead of showing motherly love toward a child she would rip the baby from her nipple.She is being heartless when she says she would dash out the brains of an innocent baby. “ Come, you spirits/ That tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here,/ And fill me from the crown to the toe topful/ Of direst cruelty. Make thick my blood./ Stop up th' access and passage to remorse,” Here Lady Macbeth calls upon the "spirits" to, basically, make her like a man. She wants to get rid of her womanhood and be full of cruelty.She wants her blood to be thick because in this way she can show her evil nature, this shows she is scolded because wishing cruelty shows you are dark and