LOVE IS BLIND

Macbeth sees his wife as any husband would see their wife.  I feel that she means the world to him, but that's not the case for the audience. The audience sees Lady Macbeth as the most evil character who wants to take charge, take initiative, and have power. She is power hungry and seeks to acquire power in any way that she can, even if it means killing the King who is Macbeth's father. Macbeth doesn't see her as evil. He also sees her as a brave and a strong woman. Something that both the audience and Macbeth sees, but the audience sees/knows much more.