How does Shakespeare indirectly characterize Lady Macbeth in Scene 5? *Hint- There are two answers!

1. He portrays her as a devoted wife who wants the best for her husband
2. He portrays her as a villain who only wants power
3. He portrays her as a controlling wife who wants to manipulate her husband
4. He portrays her as both a housewife and a villain who just wants power

Lady Macbeth was a ruthless woman who basically called him a wimp and double dared her husband to kill a king.

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