Lady Mcbeth calls her husband a coward and taunts him

Answer:Lady Macbeth questions his ability to do what he said he would do. In other words, she calls him a liar. Then she really lays into Macbeth and calls him a coward ... Lady Macbeth, in Shakespeare's Macbeth, is able to persuade her husband to go through with the plan to murder Duncan by insulting his masculinity. Lady Macbeth states that her husband is a coward, "and live a coward in thine own esteem" ... By her husband gaining the crown, she gains the crown as well.