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Letter To Sir Macduff

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“When shall we three meet again in thunder lighting or in rain? When the hurly- burly done when the battles lost and won.” Sir Macduff awake from your sleep come and hear from us three under the pecan tree. Awake I am what is it that I need to hear from you ladies? Sir MacDuff it has come to our attention that you have become to brave and courageous for you have won multiple wars. Gaining many enemies in battle. For what is it that I need to do to not have these enemies. “Double, double, toil and trouble. Fire burn and cauldron bubble.” For MacDuff here are two items from us to help you this mindstone ring, and arrowhead. For you will now when the right time is to use these. Now return to your sleep and when you awake in the morning things will become new to you. …show more content…

He looked down at his ring and then said to his wife “what did you said honey” nothing but please come eat and enjoy. Throughout the rest of the day he played with the mindstone and realized that he could hear peoples taught with it. Then when he was doing work he picked up the arrow head and he dropped it on his foot. Then he was in the mind of king atlas. And saw him planning an attack on MacDuff castle. Then he transformed out of king atlas body and was back to his seeing his wife pull the arrowhead from his foot. Macduff decided to tell his wife everything. After he was down they began to plot in 27 days MacDuff heard king atlas mind from his ring and knew he was on his way. King MacDuff was ready. When king atlas arrived at king Macduff’s castle he stabbed himself with the arrowhead and entered king atlas body and changed his mind into not killing him. Then Macduff’s wife pulled the arrowhead out and MacDuff exited his body. To hear king atlas say honorable is the one who doesn’t fight but uses word good day sir. Macduff returned to the witches and said thank you ladies for the help and have a good

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