In this scene, Lady Macbeth wants to be Queen and her husband (Macbeth) wants to be king. Although, Lady Macbeth did not think that Macbeth was strong enough. Therefor, Lady Macbeth makes a statemet saying ‘Unsex me here’ because she knows that she is not mentaly strong enough to kill King Duncan and she believes that if she was a man, she could kill him
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November 2, 2015 at 9:36 pm
I’m interested in how Lady Macbeth shows that she believes her husband is not ‘strong’ enough to kill Duncan. What does she say about this – how does she decide that she might change Macbeth?