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Persuasive Letter To Lady Macbeth

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Salutation and good blessing to you my king! I have done as you have asked and followed the murderers in their mission to eliminate the traitor Banquo and its offspring Fleance. I am sure your highness will be in quite a fit upon hearing the results of the mission. Just like in his name, Fleance has flee the scene of the murder and escaped before the other three can dispose of him. Speaking of the three murderers, I am quite surprise that you have sent another person your excellency. I do humbly wish that, with your approval and kindness, inform me, your personal spy, about everything to prevent any unnecessary casualties. Regardless, Fleance has disappeared and cannot be tracked since there is no evidence to follow him; however, do not frown …show more content…

I, of course, quickly and happily accept. When we arrived at Macbeth’s magnificent castle, I felt welcomed; I also felt dishearten. At first, I do not know the reason for the superstition, but later I would understand. We enter the main hall. The area is decorated with the most colorful display of flowers anyone could find. Some of the living beauty are also exotic. To the left, right and the far wall of the room, there are paints of Macbeth, his wife, and a beautiful scenery of a tree with the top half full of life while the bottom half is full of corruption which creeps up and consume the upper half. We were guided to our room and rest until dinner. Nothing unusual happens excepts for the absent of our host Macbeth. While slightly concern, protecting the king was my priority. As the night comes and everyone went to rest, that is when the unimaginable happens. The murder at the house of Macbeth. The rest is history. Now, come and meet me for we have a duty to fulfill in the name of our king …show more content…

Do you believe this would be a wise and honorable action? All I can say is some good deeds can never be obtained unless our hands is full of dirt. If we do proceed with this plan, it would have been similar to the concept of karma or fighting fire with fire. Macbeth would died the way he choose to act. I do not wish to assassinate him because it is not up to use to decide his fate. I only suggest this as an officer of war. May the heavens guide you in your decision and farewell

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