NEED HELP ASAP ENGLISH 4 Macbeth’s downfall…

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Lady Macbeth has a lot of ambition and determination, as well as a strong relationship with her husband. In Act 1 Scene 5, Macbeth refers to her as 'my dearest partner of greatness' and she boasts that she can 'pour' her words of manipulation into his mind to get him do as she wishes.
However, by Act 3 their relationship has completely broken down, she disappears for a large section of the play, and ultimately kills herself. Lady Macbeth's relationship with her husband is a core consideration for anyone writing about Macbeth, or playing Lady Macbeth on stage. It is important to look at her influence and ask:
Is Lady Macbeth to blame for Macbeth's downfall?
We've started to think below about some of her responsibility for what happens in the play. See if you can complete the grid to make four points that could answer this question. It doesn't matter if you agree or not, as long as you can back it up! Looking at the following scenes might also help to collect evidence:
• Act 1 Scene 5: Take a look at Lady Macbeth's initial response to the letter about the witches' prophecies.
• Act 1 Scene 7: Think about the language Lady Macbeth uses to convince her husband to kill Duncan.
• Act 3 Scene 4: This is the couple's last scene together. Think about how their language towards one another has changed.
Fill in the blanks on the chart on the back, then answer the following:

Having thought about Lady Macbeth's influence over her husband, what do you think she is responsible for?