Through many different means, Lady Macbeth manages to convince and deceive on more than one occasion. When she hears of the divination, she becomes hell-bent on winning the crown for her husband. She presses for Macbeth to kill the king (1.7) and is ultimately the reason he goes through with it. The Lady seems to be more driven, more ruthless than Macbeth. Multiple times throughout the play, she says things like, “Are you a man?” (3.4.72). By insulting his manhood she is able constantly manipulate him, playing on his need to feel powerful. She is one of the main reasons Macbeth goes to the lengths that he