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Macbeth- act 1: scene 5 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - This is a good indication of the fact Macbeth and his wife have a very loving relationship, which would have been strange for the time of it's setting as most marriages would have been arranged and this shows the audience that Macbeth's love for his wife will be his downfall as she will be the one to convince him to act upon the prophecy and change his fate
      - Lady Macbeth asks for her actions to be hidden under a "blanket" of darkness and this is a direct verbal link to Macbeth in the previous scene
        
        This is used by Shakespeare to create a direct verbal link between Macbeth and his wife, which shows their connection. This link also continues throughout the play
- - - - This is reflective of how Lady Macbeth is Macbeth's true Hamartia and that his love for her and his devotion to making her happy is what drove him to do what he did
- - - - Lady Macbeth asserts her newly found Masculinity to command her husband and this therefore shows they have swapped roles- Macbeth his now no longer in control and Lady Macbeth has taken the control of both of their fates
        
        Key Theme: Masculinity and Femininity