Shakespeare's Macbeth Description of the relationship between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth throughout the play.

In the beginning of the Shakespeare's tradegy, Macbeth, the relationship between the main character of the play, Macbeth himself and his Lady seems to be a very intense one and strongly based on mutual trust. They lean on each other under all circumstances and are true to each other no matter what happens. It also seems at first that there is a lot of respect between them, however in time Lady Macbeth takes a the …

…fear of loosing what he has so dreadfully gained, have now changed Macbeth into a stronger and more determined person, a fighter. He accepts the fact that there is nothing to be done to change that what fate has brought upon him. He hardens his heart to all misfortunes, withdraws into himself, leaving his wife all alone, and decides to accomplish what he has already started no matter what new sins his soul would commit.