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In Act Ill, Lady Macbeth says to horsolf that "naught's had, all's spent./Where our dosire is got without content" (II, i, 6), yet to Macbeth's doubts rosponds, "You must leave this" (III, Il, 40). In the same sceno, Macbeth alludes to his plan to kill Banquo, but says to Lady Macbeth, "Be innocent of the deed, dearest chuck" (III, il, 51). What does this scene reveal about their relationship?
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