What words describe lady Macbeth?

Answer 1

unscrupulous (has no morals)

callous (cold)

obessive

cunning

resolute (determined)

contrite (feeling guilty)

arrogant

insane

power hungry

persuasive

manipulative

Answer 2

You cannot. It does not appear on stage. It is only referred to obliquely in the script--"The queen, my Lord, is dead." Malcolm repeats some gossip: "Who, as 'tis thought, by self and violent hands took off her life." But how did she do it? Did she jump out of a window? Did she poison herself? Did she stab herself? Did she hang herself? Who knows? And just possibly the rumour may have been wrong and she died by accident while sleepwalking. Some directors may want to address the question and decide how she died, but many will just ignore the question.

Answer 3

"Brave Macbeth"

"Noble Macbeth"

"Valiant cousin"

"Worthy gentleman"

"Valour's minion"

Answer 4

Selfish, brutal, murderer

Scheming, proud, haughty

Answer 5

The historical King Macbeth's wife's name was Gruoch. You can see why Shakespeare didn't use this in his play.

Answer 6

Ambitious, manipulative, ruthless, and guilt-ridden.

Answer 7

Never stated by Shakespeare.