. Words such as "blood", demonstrates her scheming wickedness, but also how she would willingly sacrifice her own soul to the devil "in the dunnest smoke of hell" (for during the Shakespearian time, heaven and hell were very prominent in people's beliefs). In fact, the way that Lady Macbeth calls upon the evil spirits shows a sense of power and control, whereas Macbeth is, to some extent, more susceptible to the evil spirits and how he is easily influenced and impressionable of them.
             What is very interesting to notice is how Shakespeare subtly links Lady Macbeth's and Ma
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