How does Macbeth and his wife swap roles in Macbeth?

Answer 1

vary funny man what a question?

*why not just answer the question if you have the answer or just not answer it at all RATHER than be a tool and ask what a question is-and here's a tip, use autocorrect or spell check for that grammar of yours ;)

Answer 2

Up to the time of the murder, she is the dominating partner, persuading him to agree to the murder, taking charge of covering the grooms with blood. But shortly thereafter Macbeth kills the grooms without consulting her, and she faints when she realizes that he has started making plans on his own. He makes the arrangements about Banquo's murder without even telling her what he is about. "Be ignorant of the knowledge, dearest chuck." At the party she tries again to hector him into behaving properly, but he is far beyond paying any attention to her. By the end of the party, he is making all the plans, and she sits there sick and scared, hoping he will become less insane.

Answer 3

In the play "Macbeth," Macbeth initially appears as a loyal subject and loving husband, while Lady Macbeth is ambitious and ruthless. However, as the story progresses, Macbeth becomes consumed by ambition and guilt, leading him to adopt more ruthless and sinister traits. In contrast, Lady Macbeth starts to feel overwhelmed by guilt and descends into madness, ultimately leading to her downfall. This reversal of roles showcases the theme of ambition and its consequences.