Ambitions

Create your own argument: Whose ambition is driving this killing of Duncan, really? It is clear that neither character is telling Duncan or Banquo how they really feel, but do they tell one another?  Be sure to pick lines that show you both direct and indirect evidence for your argument. 

It is really clear that Lady macbeth wants duncan killed more then Macbeth himself because she says she would kill her own baby if it had to be done. she went into deep imagination describing how she would do something and she would do it no matter the risk or position. "what must be done must be done" this is something that Lady Macbeth believes in. She influences Macbeth in killing king duncan, only because she wants her hands clean at the end of the day because if anything She believes Macbeth will take fall and she will still be on top at the end of it all.