The Consequences Of Lady Macbeth's Death

Want to learn more about what caused Lady Macbeth to her death? Did her husband do it? Or did her madness cause her downfall? Amore Magazine has discovered the hidden details behind the true relationship between the Lady Macbeth and her man, Macbeth. To gain power, Lady Macbeth made bloodlust actions by marrying the warrior hero. On the other hand, Macbeth used various words of endearment when they first met. They seemed to have fallen for each other at the start of their relationship, but the affection Macbeth originally used to attract her just caused Lady Macbeth to imagine the perfect life as queen. He called her his “dearest partner of greatness.” A relationship built on sand had now formed between them when they believed they had built

it on a rock. For as time went on, this impression of a happy couple did not go as they had planned. Lady Macbeth’s ambition, regretful choices, and insanity led her to her own death.
At the beginning of their affiliation, they became famous for their so called love. Duncan, the king of Scotland, even called Macbeth’s affection “sharp as his spur.” They bonded through their ambitious dreams, and through these fantasies, they murdered Duncan in order to steal the throne. How could that innocent, lovely lady do such a thing? Well, there was nothing innocent about Lady Macbeth. For the plot to kill Duncan all started because of her. She goaded and convinced Macbeth to murder the king. Undoubtedly, if she hadn’t taunted and persuaded him to commit the murder, he wouldn’t have completed the crime.
As the plan had progressed and Macbeth killed Duncan, Lady Macbeth realized the mistake he had made when he still held the daggers in his hands. She decided to take control and planted them on the passed out guards with the blood on her hands. As the controlling woman she was, she needed everything to according to her plan, but this bloody deed she had committed ruined her soul.
Once Macbeth began to rise as king, Lady Macbeth then realized her mistake in marrying him. Behind Macbeth’s passion was not in her but in power. All their devotions for each other disappeared. Unlike the first time they murdered someone, Macbeth left her out of this plot to murder Banquo. Many would exclaim that he wanted to protect her, but digging deeper into the story, he had no need for her help anymore. As expected, their love affair began to crumble almost immediately, and no longer did they indicate their sentiments words towards each other through loving words. What began as “dearest love” now turned to “dearest chuck.”
Not long after, Lady Macbeth began to go completely insane.

In order to find out the problem with his wife, Macbeth had a Doctor check on her. He had explained how Lady Macbeth felt so much guilt and remorse for killing Duncan she walked at night saying the things she shouldn’t have done. Even after finding this out, Macbeth worries more about the upcoming battle than his sick wife.

At the end of her tragic life, Lady Macbeth killed herself because of her guilt for killing Duncan. From the beginning it was her crazy ambitions which led her to her death. When she fantasized about becoming queen, she did not think about the consequences that would come from murdering Duncan. Macbeth on the other end, was killed by Macduff, who had become king after killing him.

Lady Macbeth, the controlling and ambitious wife made decisions, which she later suffered for. She felt remorse and guilt after convincing her husband to kill the king so she could become queen. When she finally had the throne, her unhappiness overwhelmed her, and she slowly began to go insane from her guilt. Under what seemed to be a perfect marriage between the two turned out to not be as perfect as everyone thought. These causes had led to the end of Lady Macbeth’s tragic love

story.