Macbeth. Before we meet Macbeth , we form an opinion of him based on what other people say about him

This shows that he'd like to be king then he thinks of murder. “My thought whose murder yet is but fantastical." This suggests he wants to murder the current king of Scotland, to get what he wants. But he doesn't want to do it; he wants to leave it to fate. But Lady Macbeth influences him to do it, by saying that: he doesn't love her, if he did it he would make him more of a man and that she'd do anything for him. In act 1 sc IV we see more thoughts of murder as he thinks, I'm either going to have to step over him or give up because he's in my way. He's thinking this about the prince of Cumberland .now he thinks of the murder of Duncan and says; "stars, hide your light so no one can see the terrible desires within me. I won’t let my eye look at what my hand is doing, but in the end I'm still going to do that thing I'd be horrified to see." He says he's going to do it but dose not want to she the things he'll do. We first see Lady Macbeth in act 1 sc v, we realise a few things about her she ambitious and influences Macbeth an awful lot “Glamis thou art, Cawdor and shall be what thou art promised.” This means she thinks and knows some how she will make him be king, this boosts him and he thinks he can do it. She also has a low opinion of Macbeth, “yet I do fear thy nature; it is too full of the milk of human kindness.” She thinks he’s too nice and kind to do it.” Art not without ambition, but without wunes should attend it.” This says got ambition but he not got the guts to do it or go through with it. She trying to influence him by saying; “that I pour my sprits in thine ear and chastie with the valar of my tongue.” this means she going to fill him with evil and talk him in to it. Lady Macbeth influences Macbeth in many ways the first way we see is that; she say was drunk and when he was he promised that he would kill Duncan. She tries to say that he doesn’t love her, but by what he says and dose he loves her “my dearest partner in life.” and then she trys to make out he’s a coward, because he doesn’t want to kill King Duncan. She says she would do it so why wouldn’t he, she try to say he letting her down if he doesn’t do it she tells him he’d be more attractive if he did it. She keeps saying if she’d made a promise she would have kept it. I conclude that lady Macbeth did influence him in some ways because she’s the one  who finally made him do it but overall I think it was both of them as he thought of murder before he even saw her.