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Monologue Of Macbeth

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It all started when Macbeth wanted to kill Ducan , Fleance and also his wife lady Macbeth.
King Duncan of the scots awaits news of the battle between his men and all of the rebels led by the thane of Cawdor. The king and his sons, Malcolm and Donalbain, meet a soldier who is weak and and bleeding. He reports that Macbeth and Banquo have performed valiantly in the power of the fight .His admiration of the noble yet of the brutal Macbeth is deep indeed. For brave Macbeth is that he deserves the name of the king Disdaining fortune with his brandished steel, which smoked of the bloody execution, as of velour’s minion carved out of his life , till he unseen’s him from the nave to the chaps .He fixed his head upon our battlements
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They said well we was coming by to speak with you! Well about what he said? Well we think there is something bothering you we can feel it! He said I’m just trying to find fleance I need to kill him! They said I believe we can help by the power of the witches they said we can do just about anything. Well I need your help can’t we just give something poison to drink. The witches nodded and said indeed when can do that tonight at our get together. So the witches went home and got that stuff for the poison drink tonight, but they didn’t know that a bunch of people was going to show up But Macbeths worry’s was fleance. He was for sure going to try and kill with no doubt about it. Lady Macbeth went up to Fleance and told him that Macbeth was out to kill him tonight. Fleance said let me guess you told I told you. She said no I didn’t he said he actually saw us talking. He said well he probly sees us talking now don’t you think!!! Well she said he probly does see us talking so I’m going to leave this convocation .Macbeth came and said to here to all have a seat and we will eat. Well they all sat down and then the three witches came over there and said to Macbeth when you want me to give the drink to him? So Macbeth began to say not only give it to him but give it to Lady Macbeth. DO WHAT YOUR WIFE TO!!! Yes my wife she wants to strart trouble so now i will finish it now to! The witches said well I think you should rethink that to ! na he said DO IT DO IT NOW!!!SO the witches gave the wife and fleance the drink and also here food fleance made the comment the drinks taste powerful. Macbeth said I’m sure he taste good. Lady Macbeth also made the comment mine taste weird itself to . The three witches said I’m sorry Macbeth told me to kill yall then all of the sudden the two had done passed away. The three witches wants to kill m\Macbeth now. Macbeth made the comment I think its time for me to watch my back and make sure

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