f euphemisms to symbolize the crowning of Macbeth. For example, she uses terms such as "golden round" and "what thou art promised". This choice of using euphemisms can be interpreted to further show Lady Macbeth’s true character. The fact that she is ashamed of what she is planning suggests a negligible quantity of humanity that may provide as one of the very few positive traits in Lady Macbeth’s character. On the contrary, this could suggest otherwise. The first images that come to mind when the word "golden" is used, is that of joyous riches and significant wealth. This image can be used to reflect her greed for riches and wealth emerging from the position of her becoming Queen as a result of Macbeth’s kingship. Word Count: 1447 ...
