Macbeth 1.5 Performance: Lady Macbeth, Lines 14-29a

The transcript delves into the complexities of ambition, highlighting the tension between moral integrity and the desire for power. It examines the role of human kindness in shaping one's actions and the fear that can hinder ambition. The text also explores the influence of external forces and the power of persuasion in achieving one's goals.

What does the phrase 'milk of human kindness' suggest about a person's nature?

How does the speaker view ambition in relation to greatness?

What internal conflict is suggested by the line 'that which rather thou list fear to do'?

In what way does the speaker intend to influence the person they are addressing?

What does the term 'golden round' symbolize in the context of fate and ambition?