She immediately reveals her ambition and desire for power; she is concerned that on his own, Macbeth will not have the courage to kill Duncan and become king. Lady Macbeth is unstable, controlling, and cruel. She manipulates her husband into committing several murders by playing on his sense of masculinity, she mocks him, saying that he is "too full o' the' milk of human kindness" to kill anyone. Lady Macbeth shows a chilling lack of remorse regarding her involvement in the deaths, going so far as to claim that given the chance, she would emotionlessly dash out the brains of a nursing
She immediately reveals her ambition and desire for power; she is concerned that on his own, Macbeth will not have the courage to kill Duncan and become king. Lady Macbeth is unstable, controlling, and cruel. She manipulates her husband into committing several murders by playing on his sense of masculinity, she mocks him, saying that he is "too full o' the' milk of human kindness" to kill anyone. Lady Macbeth shows a chilling lack of remorse regarding her involvement in the deaths, going so far as to claim that given the chance, she would emotionlessly dash out the brains of a nursing