The Tragic Fall of Lady MacbethWilliam Shakespeare's play Macbeth is a bloody tragedy about ambition, evil, guilt and moral corruption. The story greatly emphasizes the consequences or consequences of the bad actions done by Macbeth and his wife Lady Macbeth and the growing impact these in turn have on them. Lady Macbeth, a woman driven by her assertiveness, boldness, strength, and ambition for her husband, could not escape the guilt that ultimately overtook and destroyed her. In Act 5 Scene 1, Lady Macbeth is walking in her sleep and goes mad as the guilt and remorse finally overtakes her. This scene is the most important because it changes the reader's view of Lady Macbeth and Macbeth as characters and also has a great impact on the plot. Throughout the play, Lady Macbeth keeps tabs on her husband Macbeth and serves as a rock to keep in check. he is stable. It represents Macbeth's strength, courage and unwavering ambition. It brings out the man in him and makes him fight for power and kingdom. “Some critics further suggest that Lady Macbeth embodies a female malevolence in the play that corresponds to a male fear of domination by women” (Mark W. Scott, Shakespeare for Students). Scene 1 of Act 5 plays an important role in developing the plot of the play. plays because it marks the most important point of Macbeth's downfall and loss of prosperity. The fact that Lady Macbeth is going mad and showing weakness for the first time in the play foreshadows further moral corruption and downfall. This scene is also crucial to the development of the plot of the play because it represents a dramatic turning point for the readers because the roles of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth are reversed and this has a great impact on the rest of the plot and the...... half of the sheet ......discovery of plot, persuasion and conspiracy for Lady Macbeth and Macbeth and creates a completely different atmosphere for the play. A powerful man mentally disturbed by his conscience loses his accomplice who once gave him strength and determination, resulting in a tragic fall for Macbeth. The scene also reveals a lot about the two characters, more specifically about Lady Macbeth, a woman determined by her assertiveness, boldness, strength, and ambition for her husband who could not escape the guilt that ultimately overtook her and ultimately destroyed her. Furthermore, Shakespeare suggested a main theme throughout the play, the constant theme of evil and corruption. The work describes how evil deeds lead to moral corruption and that once the path of evil is chosen, the temptation to go on and commit other evil deeds is inevitable and unavoidable..