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Monologue Of Lady Macbeth

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It was a misty,murky,dark night.The nature were fulminate like wanted to alert something,something very important.Soul dried Macbeth was mumbling with knifes to murder the King Duncan.He was destroyed.He's heart was bitting out of his chest..He was feeling shamed,but he had no choise.Everytime Macbeth was thinking that he would stop,something ,oh no,no, why something?!His Quenn,his god,and officially his wife was convencing him that he had to kill the king:"thee has't to murd'r that gent!be stout!we wilt ear m're pow'r togeth'r mine own l'rd!us,we,togeth'r. we des'rve this!".Macbeth had no choise..He stabbed knife in to the king's heart,but it wasn't enough for him.Macbeth was becaming more and more hungry,like vampire,which wants to drink someone's blood.so,he was stabbed …show more content…

thou art liars!you wanteth to censure macbeth thou art guilt?!" .Three weird sisters:"thee has't to maketh thou art king fustian!let the sooth winneth!kill macbeth!kill that gent!kill that gent!"Macduff is so confused.He doesn't knows what to do,but all he knows is,that those weird sisters are guilty and they killed the king.So he takes his knife and stabbing them in the chest.Macbeth is coming inside with two king's friends.They are seeing all this and everyone is shoked.But Macbeth remember something,something really important.Macduff was really brame mand and good solider.So why he needs him?!He can took his power back!Macduff is trying to explaing everything that happened but Macbeth is screeming:"we shouldst not belive to this coystrill!he did want to gain pow'r and that gent hath killed the king,but those sist'rs did see that gent so that gent murd'r'd those folk too!now that gent wanteth us to trusteth that gent?!he's bathing in ev'ryone's blood and that gent is telling us yond those sist'rs hath killed the strongest king by themselfs?!you has't to kicketh the bucket,shame on what thee didst!kill that gent broth'rs!yond is what that gent

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