How does Lady Macbeth influence Macbeth to murder Duncan?

Answer 1

She pressures him, using intense psychological pressure, to commit the murder which otherwise he would never have done. Review Act 1 Scene 7. On his own, Macbeth reaches the decision not to kill Duncan. He says, "We shall proceed no further in this business." Lady M then comes in, and by casting aspersions on his masculinity and other emotional tricks, causes him to make a 180 degree turn in the matter of a few lines. Macbeth is the one who uses the daggers, but Lady Macbeth is 100% the guiding mind and will behind the murder.

Answer 2

The witches told him 3 prophesies that he believed and because he believed they were able to convince him the truth of them. They really didn't have to do much he was all ready in over his head with Lady Macbeth pressuring him to kill Duncan and his own inner fears concerning his actions and emotions.

Answer 3

In the always cut and certainly spurious Act III Scene 5, the chief witch Hecate says that she will manipulate Macbeth by causing him, by some illusory means, to " spurn fate, scorn death and bear his hopes 'bove wisdom, grace and fear."

Answer 4

Lady Macbeth uses manipulation and questioning of Macbeth's masculinity to persuade him to murder Duncan. She challenges his courage and ambition, provoking his inner thoughts of power and kingship. Her cunning and persistent urging convinces Macbeth to act on his darkest desires.

Answer 5

By proving that he would be thane of cawdor he belives that he will become king. His wife had a big part to play. After he tells her she pushes him to commit treason

Answer 6

In very little words they give a lot of information. They basically just set up the scene.

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

he poops