Macbeth Has Gone Mad...

Macbeth is insane! Everyone was just trying to have a nice dinner to celebrate Macbeth coming to the throne when that wack-a-doodle started yelling at nothing but thin air. Talk about awkward... Even Lady Macbeth looked quite embarrassed by his actions. I'm not sure how I feel about Macbeth being king anymore. We can't have some looney running things, God knows what he'll do. I hope he can pull himself together and convince everyone once again that he is the mighty king that we all hoped he would be. He has the potential to be such a good king.

In a way, Macbeth is like Jack the Ripper, he is to die for...

-A.S.

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The End!

Macbeth has been defeated! We all conjured in the forest, using tree branches for cover, we marched to Macbeth's castle, where he was slain by the all mighty Macduff! Oh what a sight it was, seeing Macbeth's downfall. It was quite satisfying. And then we found that Lady Macbeth had taken her own life. As sad as that is, Scotland's two biggest problems are now kicking up the daisies and no longer reeking havoc. Now that they are out of the way, I cannot wait to see what wonders Malcolm has in store for Scotland. He surely will make a better king than Macbeth and shall make this place the peaceful land that it was before that ratchet Macbeth came along. What a frothy folly-fallen foot-licker he was... But any who! I do believe Malcolm will make a great king and live up to be the great king his father once was. -A.S

Macbeth Must Go

I cannot believe this... Macbeth is a murderer. Our own king, slaying people to get what he wants. The other lords and I had a bit of a chat about this and I gotta say, I'm a bit salty... After all the faith I had in him, clearly I have misplaced my trust. But no longer shall I believe in a man so wicked as him. Something must be done. He's a madman and a bad king and I worry for our safety. Who knows who he'll do way with next! Macbeth must go. -A.S.

What A Lovely Banquet

All is well for now. Macbeth has thrown the most lovely ceremonial banquet and I'm quite delighted to be here to be honest. I think everyone needs a little something to lift their spirits after the events we've encountered. Now if only Banquo would hurry up and get here, it's not like him to be late. Not to worry though, I'm sure he's fine and has a good reason as to why he is not here. Lady Macbeth once stated, "If he had been forgotten, it had been as a gap in our great feast, and all-thing unbecoming." This is not the case with Banquo, for I am more concerned about when we get to dig in to this food! -A.S.

Angus

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