Blood
Different imagery are seen through out the play one of the
imagery is blood.In Macbeth by Wiiliam Shakespear in every scene the image
of blood changes, it changes through remores, bravery, and guilt. The characters
affected by all of this is Macbeth and Lady Macbeth since they are the
ones with blood in their hands.
The imagery of blood seens to effected all the characters in the
play. One that is affected by all of this is Lady Macbeth, when she is found
sleepwalkig and talking to herself after the murder of Duncan and Banquo,
" Here the smell of blood still.
All the perfume of Aradia will
not sweeten this little hands"(5.1.53-55)
Shakespear by use of blood makes Lady Macbeth goes crazy by the actions
that she has done. Makes it obvious that being evil brings unhappiness and
guilt of what she has done in the past. At the beginning Lady Macbeth
starts all of this by asking the spirits to,
"make thick my blood"(1.5.50)
She asking them to make her remorseless and wrong for the actions that is
about to do. She did not have the control over har own conscience since she
has remorse and guilt over her actions, but it is all ready too late since
she has gone crazy and paranoid of blood being on her hands.
Macbeth in the other hand has not yet gone crazy, but at the
beginning the captain said,
" Which smoked with bloody
exection"(1.2.20)
Shakespear uses blood in a whole defferent way. This time the meaning of
blood is of the brave fighter that Macbeth is with the bloody sword he has
of his enemies in the battle he fought. This time is shown as a action in
which has nothing to do with beginning evil but as a fighter of a country.
Macbeth does not shows his true self to his wife and hides in his
words he speaks of guilt.
"Will all great Neptune's ocean
wash this blood clean for my
hands?"(2.2.78-79)
Macbeth wounders if he will ever forgive his own actions.At the banquet it is
when Macbeth shows a little of his guilt of killing Banquo, since his ghost
appears to him as a sign of guilt.Shakespear makes this imagery of blood as
In this essay, the author
- Analyzes how lady macbeth is affected by all of this, when she is found.
- Opines that she has remorse and guilt over her actions, but it is all ready too late since she did not have control over har own conscience.
- Analyzes how blood is of macbeth's brave fighter with the bloody sword of his enemies in the battle he fought. this time is shown as an action in which has nothing to do with beginning evil.
- Analyzes how lady macbeth is affected by all of this, when she is found.
- Opines that she has remorse and guilt over her actions, but it is all ready too late since she did not have control over har own conscience.
- Analyzes how blood is of macbeth's brave fighter with the bloody sword of his enemies in the battle he fought. this time is shown as an action in which has nothing to do with beginning evil.
- Opines that lady macbeth's blood will never change since they wanted to mess with it. but at the end, blood is blood and only crazy people who think that they can get what they want by killing everyone in there path.
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