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lady macbeth is bonkers

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Lady Macduff tries to find a new husband to support her family, but why can't she support them herself

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Lady Macbeth is equal to Macbeth as he respects her opinions

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A Feminine 'other' - Lady Macbeth takes her husband's name

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The witches are perceived as "ugly" on the exterior, when more importance should be placed on their interior

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the main driving force of the plot is lady macbeth

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Lady MacBeth is not the main character - she is seen as a villainous antagonist

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the bloody dagger

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Macbeth gives off schizophrenic vibes, when he sees the ghost of Duncan, however his ghost is not actually there xD

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Lady Macbeth is seen as weak for killing herself

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seeing the ghost of banquo

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guilt and paranoia over killing banquo

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Why are the witches female and not male, are women considered evil?

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Macbeth manipulates those around him

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Lady Macbeth's dream are a sort of symbolism of her guilt over killing the king :////

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Macbeth struggles between Id, ego, and superego in deciding his actions. Struggle between desires, responsibilities and rationality.

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Lady Macbeth - representation of man’s primitive fear his identity and autonomy being threatened by women

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in order to acheive success she must shed her feminity by replacing her milk with gall

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Lady Macbeth is characterised as an evil, crazy, inhuman person, whereas Macbeth is characterised as a complex, multi-faceted man, even though they both committed the same crimes

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her name is "LADY" Macbeth. implying that she is the lady of macbeth, not her own person

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Oedipus complex seen in Macbeth - does not feel hatred for Duncan before or after his death but rather praises the old man - example of suppression of desire, fulfils the role of the 'bad son'