Monologue From Walbin's Epilogue To Lady Macbeth

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Gathered in a dimly lit hall, was Macduff, Malcolm, the returned Donalbin, and all the brave men who came to support their new crowned king. “Hail the new king of Scotland”. To Malcolm!” Macduff cheers and a wave of applause fills the room. Clinking their glasses together they drink to a better ruler, Malcolm drinking from the gold chalice, holding it high in the air. “I would like to thank all of the strong men around me. Macduff, who proved to me he was loyal. Siward, who was strong and powerful and showed through in the end. Lastly, I would like to thank Macbeth.” The concerned and frightened looks on the guests appeared immediately and hushed murmurs spread like wildfire. “May he rot in hell for all he has done.” Malcolm says pridefully, …show more content…

Now, may you find a lover to accompany you in this joyous time.” Donalbin says to his brother as they hug and drop some more alcohol from their metallic glasses. The party continues throughout the entire night. The men appeared to tie my head to a rope and jerk it up and down for fun, while the others aimed to hit me with an arrow. They shared a masculine roar when one came close, while the women gossiped about one of their own, Lady Macbeth. “She was always too masculine for a woman.” “Too aggressive, I’d say. I always knew something would happen to her.” Two women say as they continue their gossip, accompanied by sly smiles. Later, the party guests made their way outside. Malcolm and Macduff stand on a balcony of their castle, under them is a teepee of wood preparing to be burned. “Here, shall mark the end of our traitor. He was one of our own but made the ultimate betrayal when he murdered my father.” “May King Duncan rest in peace.” The guests chanted. “He also murdered the wife of our fair leader Maduff along with his children. He will pay for what he has done and we will make sure of it immediately.” Malcolm yells making a moving speech as the body of the traitor is being rolled out by his

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