... Macbeth, Shakespeare digs into the raw side of murderers, placing their inner struggle and guilt in the limelight. The characters, mainly Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, experience surprising stages of emotional metamorphosis - peaceful loyalty, cold-blooded murder, and hateful revenge v/s which, in the end, gradually replace their original behavior with their antithesis. In the early scenes, Macbeth and Lady Macbeth believe in ... ...
... of the characters" lives were about to be changed by flipping their moral situations and standards. The witches" prophecy of moral transformation affects the character of Macbeth the most. His metamorphosis begins almost immediately after he receives the prediction from the witches. When two servants of King Duncan arrive to tell Macbeth that he has been named Thane of Cawdor, he ... ...
... , that he was driven to commit all this evil. "... her blood thickened, her milk changed to gaul - into the inhuman, the distortion of nature..." (Ludwyk 233). This illustrates the complete metamorphosis of Lady Macbeth from a loving, beautiful, caring, kind wife to a ruthless, nasty, shrew of a woman. The women in this play distort Macbeth's intuition so much that he thinks he is ... ...
... lady Macbeth "my dearest partner of greatness" in his initial letter to her explaining his encounter with the witches. They are obviously quite emotionally attached to each other. The subsequent metamorphosis that Macbeth has undergone during the play has changed his attitude towards Lady Macbeth dramatically. When she dies his reaction was "She should have died hereafter; There would have been ... ...
