How would you describe Macbeth?

Answer 1

She is a very self centered person and is a criminal. She likes to be in control of everything. Therefore, she is dominat in her and Macbeth's relaionship. She seeks power and seems to turn crazy from guilt near the end of the play.

Answer 2

If I were to describe the characters Macbeth and Lady Macbeth I would say that they are both were greedy, and have a very high sex drive. They love to play with swords and make potions on each other because they are dirty whores.

Answer 3

lady Macbeth describes herself as the strong willed woman in the beginning of the play and we know this because when it comes to the murder of duncan, then Macbeth is a little reluctant and Macbeth is scared after seeing the amount of blood on his hands but lady Macbeth exclaims "a little water will clear us of this deed" but later on in this play we see that she commits suicide...

Answer 4

Misunderstood, and very vulnerable. He is easily manipulated by the witches in the beginning of the play, and he is almost portrayed as their puppet. It also seems that Lady Macbeth gave him the motive to kill Duncan, and he would not have done it; had she not been there pressuring him. At the end of the play Shakespeare wants Macbeth to die a noble man, not a king. This is because he was shown to be a bad king through the whole play, but as a man he was a fierce patriotic warrior.

Answer 5

The three adjectives that best described Lady Macbeth (b. c. 1015) were goal-oriented, opportunistic, and reactive. Macbeth's wife clearly set goals for herself and her husband. She made sure that they both kept on track and were headed where she thought that they should be at every stage.

Specifically, because her focus was on their advancement, she took advantage of opportunities. If a situation required her to charm King Duncan I (d. August 14, 1040) into giving her diamonds, so be it. If another situation required her to drug the royal guards to make it easier to kill the king, so be it. If still another situation required her to appeal to men's protective nature and faint, so be it.

At the same time, this all went to show that Lady Macbeth was reactive. She did not stand by and let her husband change his mind back and forth over royal advancement. She nipped changing minds and changing plans in the bud.

Neither did Lady Macbeth let her husband be overwhelmed by the gruesome killing of a sovereign. Indeed, it was she who kept the couple focused on their violent goals and the ensuing cover-up. It was she who took advantage of every opportunity to step in, react and get the job done. So when Macbeth faltered, it was his Lady herself who grabbed the bloodied murder weapons and left them in the bloodied crime scene so that others would be framed for the gory deed.

Answer 6

well i play Lady Macbeth in my schools production. so lady Macbeth is crazy and evil but you can tell she has a soft spot from some of the lines she says. And Macbeth is a hero at the beginning, but lady Macbeth turns him to the DARK SIDE!

Answer 7

Dupilicitous, manipulative and controlling

Answer 8

There are several adjectives that can be used to describe Lady Macbeth. Some of them include calculating, driven, and manipulative.

Answer 9

She is very persuasive, deceptive and lacks foresight.