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Response to Shakespeare Lady Macbeth Lady Macbeth is described as a 'fiend like Queen'. She most often appears to be superficial and callous. However, it appears that Lady Macbeth's quest for unrequited evil is unfulfilled. I'm not suggesting by any means that Lady Macbeth in some way is a heroine, but when she is finally driven into such a state of deterioration, she deserves at least a little sympathy. Lady Macbeth is never actually physically involved with any crime. However, she boasts she would have killed Duncan herself, but gives the excuse that the king 'resembled my father as he slept.' Lady Macbeth contributes enormously to Duncan's demise and she eventually persuades her husband to assassinate him, she is only however, telling Macbeth what he wants to hear. She herself claims that her husband is 'not without ambition'. It is true to say though, that this royal ambition lends itself not only to Macbeth's...

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