e are other dimensions of a woman's personality, similar to that of man, that establish her integrity. Thus, he establishes what was a radical assumption in those days: that the feminine are equal to the masculine in their capacity for good and evil. To construct this reading, Shakespeare has created in Macbeth an array of powerful female characters who flaunt a proficiency in wielding good or evil that far surpass their male counterparts.
             Lady Macbeth, possibly one of Shakespeare's most compellingly creations, is a woman of a violent, fiercely determined character with strength of will that completely overshadows her husband. By an Elizabethan gauge, Lady Macbeth is a woman of goodness due to her devotion and genuine love towards her husband as seen in her anxieties to see her Macbeth crowned king. The pla
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