Lady Macbeth and Macbeth are two interesting and contrasting characters. They have several of the same characteristics and some contrasting. My collage contrasts and compares Macbeth and Lady Macbeth.
In the center of my collage I showed several aspects that Macbeth and Lady Macbeth had in common is their driving ambition. Macbeth strived to be King and he wife strived for him. In the center right I show a picture of Julius Caesar an ambition man whose ambition's got him killed just like Macbeth. I wrote ambition downwards symbolizing ambition led to their downfall. Another mutual bond was there love for each other. Macbeth accepts his wife's guidance and Lady Macbeth will go to the ends of the world for her husband. Right on top of the sign that say's love I put the infinity sign symbolizing that they would each do anything for each other especially Lady Macbeth. .
On the top right under Lady Macbeth's name I put a picture of muscle symbolizing she made the important decisions in the relationship and that she was the stronger one. I also put her on top (her display) to show she was more powerful in their relationship. The smiling face at the right shows that her committing suicide would led to her happiness as she was to ill to live on earth. .
On the bottom I displayed Macbeth. I wrote Macbeth's name going downwards because through out the whole play he was morally degrading himself. I put Macbeth's name next to a baby because Macbeth can't make decisions by himself. He keeps on needing some one their for reassurance (his wife and the witches). I put a small picture of a Stanley Cup (the top trophy in hockey) to show that Macbeth was still a respected general who won several battle and showed his courageousness on the battle field several times. The quote shows his valour on the battlefield. .
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Macbeth vs. ... Macbeth wants to be king and Lady Macbeth also wants him to be. ... Macbeth and Lady Macbeth are as different as they are alike. ... Lady Macbeth is very independent. ... These are a few of the differing traits of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. ...
What Can You Really Believe: Illusion vs. ... Two examples of these people are Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. ... He couldn't wait, he told Lady Macbeth, who then made a plan to make it happen faster. ... Another example of the illusion vs. reality theme was when the witches showed Macbeth the three apparitions. ... Lady Macbeth shows that she feels guilty by saying, "Here's the smell of the blood still. ...
The light and darkness are actually metaphors for the fight of good vs. evil. ... Lady Macbeth doesn't want to see what she is going to do, and naturally she doesn't want anyone else to see either. ... The woman watching Lady Macbeth says of her, "Why, it stood by her. ... She was talking about a candle, but it can also be translated into that Lady Macbeth was never that evil and she still had some good left in her. ... It helped to symbolize good vs. evil and the fight for power. ...
Lady Macbeth Lady Macbeth is quite possibly one of the most intriguing characters in Shakespeare's play Macbeth. ... Further on in the play, Lady Macbeth begins to feel the stresses of the situation. ... At this point, Lady Macbeth still has more control within herself than Macbeth does. After this, we do not see Lady Macbeth for all of Act Four. ... Lady Macbeth begins to reenact the night of Duncan's murder in her sleep. ...
Lady Macbeth Lady Macbeth is the penultimate person in the play, especially at the beginning, next to Macbeth himself. ... However, I believe Lady Macbeth was the dominant of the two character; she could have persuaded Macbeth to do anything if she so wished. ... Act 2 begins with Lady Macbeth waiting for Macbeth in the Courtyard of their Castle, after he has killed the King. ... Again, this is a sign of weakness on Lady Macbeth's part. ... This switching of roles due to Macbeth's increased confidence and Lady Macbeth's lack of is perhaps quite important. ...
Perhaps the most intriguing character throughout Macbeth would be Lady Macbeth. Lady Macbeth has both good and evil qualities. ... However, Lady Macbeth is hardly as wicked as she is portrayed. ... The first portion of Macbeth portrays Lady Macbeth as a malevolent woman. ... Surprisingly, Lady Macbeth is horrified by the site of blood. ...
Macbeth writes a letter to Lady Macbeth telling her of the witches" prophecies that he will become king. ... The first sign of Lady Macbeth's change was when she tells Macbeth that she cannot kill Duncan. ... Lady Macbeth responds with, "What's to be done?" ... In the final act of Macbeth, Lady Macbeth experiences sleep-walking. ... -One two- (V.i.28), says Lady Macbeth as she rubs her hands. ...
When Macbeth's motives are questioned, Lady Macbeth distracts the confused company. ... It is only in private that Lady Macbeth shows her weaknesses. ... Lady Macbeth didn't want to hear any of this and accused Macbeth of not being a man. ... Lady Macbeth starts out looking only at the goal of Macbeth becoming King. ... Lady Macbeth's attempts to suppress her conscience fail. ...
When we first meet Lady Macbeth she is in the Inverness reading a letter from Macbeth (I.V). ... Upon hearing this news Lady Macbeth immediately begins to scheme and plot. ... To distract everyone away from Macbeth, Lady Macbeth faints. Already Lady Macbeth has to cover up for her husbands actions. ... Lady Macbeth has changed greatly from the beginning of the play. ...
