There are many ways in which Lady Macbeth changes throughout the play. Throughout the play we see a gradual change in her attitude towards the murder of King Duncan. We see that Lady Macbeth changes from an attitude of wanting to be callously cruel to one of firm resolve and finally to one of overwhelming guilt, which eventually leads to her insanity.

At the beginning of the play Lady Macbeth's attitude towards King Duncan is one of disrespect. This is evident when we see how pleased she is to learn that Duncan is coming to her castle, saying that the messenger "brings great news" and saying that this is "the fatal entrance of Duncan". From her words we can see her intentions to kill Duncan. This is reflected in her reference to the raven croaking, ravens being associated with death and murder. The depth of bitterness in her at

There are many ways in which Lady Macbeth changed throughout the play. Throughout the play we see a gradual change in her attitude towards the murder of King Duncan. She was first excited about the plan to kill Duncan for she said, "That croaks the fatal entrance of Duncan." After the murder was done she did not feel any shame because she said "My hands are of your colour: but I shame to wear a heart so white." During her insanity Lady Macbeth now regrets for what she has done and feels overpowering guilt.

While Lady Macbeth was being taken care of, the doctor and the gentlewoman notice that her eyes are open and she appears awake, but she is not consciously aware of her actions or words, for they say "You see her eyes are open." "Ay, but their senses are shut." During Lady Macbeth's insanity she constantly washes her hands "Yet here's a spot," "Out damned spot! Out, I say!" During this time she washes her hands to remove the blood only she can see. She is also preoccupied with t

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