Dark Lady

"Dark Lady" is a nickname for a mysterious figure in William Shakespeare's plays, notably referenced in "Hamlet." She symbolizes a woman whose allure and secrecy evoke intrigue and ambiguity, often embodying themes of desire, danger, or moral complexity. The term suggests a woman with dark beauty or a hidden, seductive nature that can influence or manipulate those around her. In broader context, "Dark Lady" can refer to a woman whose presence or influence is both captivating and shrouded in mystery, adding layers of complexity to her character or role.