Forcing my husband to kill Duncan

     My husband, the noble man, thinks that he cannot kill Duncan because of a new reasons. Firstly, as one of Duncan's thanes, he thinks it is his responsibility to lead by the king. Next, he thinks that as Duncan's host, he should protect him and not kill him.

     My husband is too kind and too soft-heartes to do the 'deed'. Come on, you spirits that tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here! Fill me from the crown to toe with direst cruelty! Shall my evil motives and strong will influence my husband, making him brave enough to do the 'deed'.

     When Duncan came to the castle, I handed over the dagger to my husband to kill Duncan. I tried to act well and Duncan fell for my acting. I knew he is one that could be easily deceived. Even Banquo had come with Fleance.

    Though my husband is hesitant, I feel a sense of ambition in him. Put together our dark ambitions and it shall be acheived. He seemed very disturbed by the thouhght of killing Duncan.

     When he firmly decided not to continue with the deed, I had no choice but to force him by saying awful things to him. I started to cry to make him do what I want. I triggerd his courage and manliness by saying that he had no love for me and that he was cowardly.

     After persuading him, he was still quite hesitant. Finally, he had no choice but to agree. We planned everything correctly and were ready for the 'deed'.

All Hail Macbeth!!!

Malcolm was named Prince

     My husband just returned from the King's castle and informed me that Malcolm, Duncan's eldest son, was named Prince of Cumberland. Just as I expected! If I do not force my husband to seize the throne, he will lose the chance of becoming King of Scotland.

    My husband also told me that Duncan was coming over to our castle tonight. I decided to kill Duncan, never letting him see sunlight. I told my husband to act well and that we shall carry out the 'deed' tonight as it is the golden opportunity to kill Duncan. No one would suspect us as we are the hosts of Duncan.

    How dare he not name my husband King? My husband is full of capability and good qualities. He deserves to be King of Scotland. I am going to hide my real thoughts and be the serpent under it. I would act very politely and humbly in order to escape suspicion.

   In any case, an old man like him is as good as dead. He is just clinging on to the post of the king. Youth men like my husband who deserve of the throne should rule the country.

   Duncan, or for now, King Duncan, today is your last day. Enjoy the moonlight ad last meal at my castle. Death awaits you!!!

All hail, Macbeth!

Received a letter from my husband

 

My husband, The Great Glamis and now the worthy Cawdor, had brought great success and victory to Scotland and himself. His meeting with the ‘weird sisters’ amazed me. With the help of evil powers and supernatural powers, he is invincible and will be able to seize the throne.

       Then, he shall be King and I shall be his Queen. Then power and wealth shall race towards us. The whole of Scotland will be controlled by the both of us. I am the weird sisters are helping us and will help us through the journey of seizing the throne.

       I WANT HIM TO BE KING NOW, before someone else take over Duncan. Will Duncan pass on the throne his sons or other thanes? No! No! My husband is destined to be king as predicted by the weird sisters who have supernatural powers and have immortal knowledge. They are so powerful as to make themselves disappear into thin air.

       Their first prediction of my husband becoming ‘Thane of Cawdor’ has come true. So next he will become KING OF SCOTLAND. The easiest and fastest way to seize the throne is to kill Duncan. King Duncan is a very old and trusting man and it should be a piece of cake for us to deceive him.

       However, my kind and honest husband is too full of the milk of human kindness. I am going to persuade and influence him in order to bring power and prosperity to us.

       Thane of Glamis !!! Thane of Cawdor!!! The greatest is just behind!

       All hail, King Macbeth!

All hail, Macbeth!