This suggests that Lady Macbeth is controlling because Macbeth was not wanting to continue with the murder of Duncan but she is telling him to act nice but continue with the murder.

Macbeth was beginning to have second thoughts about killing Duncan, so Lady Macbeth tries to convince him to do it.

"I would, Have plucked my nipple from its boneless gums and dashed the brains out, had I so sworn as you."

The idea of her killing a baby makes her appear so much more callous because a baby is possibly the most innocent thing in the world and one of the most vulnerable forms of life.

To prevent Macbeth from getting caught comiting Duncan's murder Lady Macbeth spikes his guards' drinks causing them to fall unconscious "That which hath made them drunk hath made me bold."

This shows that Lady Macbeth is wicked because she not only does not try to stop Macbeth from killing Duncan she aids him in it as well.

This shows that Lady Macbeth does have morals no matter how small because she clearly cares for her father so she does not feel like she can kill Duncan because it would feel to much like she is killing her father.

I find the women's names in the play very interesting, Lady Macbeth and Lady Macduff's names seam to be directly linked to their husbands names, wich perpetuates the common consensus at the time that a wife is the husbands property.