Religion
...te Macbeth into carrying out the evil deed. Lady Macbeth then successfully persuades Macbeth in carrying out her plan to murder the king. She does this by questioning his manhood, insulting him, hence ignoring all Macbeth's objections: Qoute Lady Macbeth uses whatever is left of her femininity to manipulate and persuade her doubtful husband into committing a wrongful act. At this point, Shakespeare successfully convinces the reader that Lady Macbeth is evil and lacks morality. Soon after Duncan's murder, Lady Macbeth is plagued by her troubled conscience and her evil nature is now questionable. Although she herself does not carry out the plan, she becomes uneasy. Until this time, she has seemed so confident in her schemes and remorseless in her purpose. But now, we sense a different aspect of Lady Macbeth's character that is not as monstrous. Shortly after the murder, Lady Macbeth says, "quote'' . Her reason for not killing Duncan herself, because of his resemblance to her father reveals a more human and sensitive side of her character. Slo...