According to the excerpt shown in the question above, we can see that Lady Macbeth is much more courageous, unlike her husband, who behaves more fearfully.
This excerpt is taken from the book "Macbeth" written by Shakespeare, where it is presented the moment when Macbeth, encouraged by his wife, kills King Duncan and assumes the throne.
The excerpt shown in the question above refers to the dialogue established by Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, where we can see that:
- Macbeth is remorseful and upset at having murdered the king.
- He feels bad and cannot be proud of his actions, but he is very scared.
- This fear may originate in the fear of being discovered as a murderer and in the fear of the consequences that this sin will unleash.
- Lady Macbeth, for her part, is very brave and cold.
- Duncan's murder, for her, is no problem, but a blessing, as it will allow her family to rise.
- She turns out to be a very calculating and manipulative person, while he turns out to be an influenceable and easy-to-manipulate person.
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