Love is blind

To the audience, Lady Macbeth seems to be an evil lady. She is a savage as some would say In which she does whatever she can to make her husband the king. She makes her husband do evil things to become king and has no regrets for it. To me she is seen as a ruthless, spoiled lady in which she will do whatever she wants to get what she wants. Macbeth on the other hand sees her as motivation and an authority figure who knows what's best for him. He goes through plenty of guilt because of what she makes him do but he knows it will help him become king. He questions her decisions for him and doesn't agree but is too weak to make his own decisions. Lady Macbeth sees her husband as almost less of a man because she is stronger and more brave than he is. Macbeths only way to prove that he is more of a man is by doing the things she says.