Lady Macbeth Act 2, Scene 2

Lady Macbeth is very short and to the point in this scene. She has no guilt for what she has allowed her husband to go through with. She acts as if murdering Duncan wasn't anything out of the ordinary. Lady Macbeth feels that her husband's heart is too pure even though he has murdered the King. Her only concern is making sure that Macbeth doesn't ruin the plan by acting out of the ordinary. She goes along continuing to act like there is nothing wrong and they have done nothing wrong.