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Macbeth Dramatic Monologue
Summary: Essay discusses the dramatic monologue in Macbeth, in William Shakespeare's tragedy "Macbeth."
On the rough pale walls hung century old paintings and there sat a strong and bold Scottish noble in a lightly dimmed dinning room. He covers himself in a long red cloak gently hanging over his shoulders. In the other far end of the table settled his faithful wife, patiently waiting for her dinner to be served.
Macbeth: Treacherous Macdonwald allied himself with a pathetic and worthless Norwegian King. How dare he make such an attempt to devour our kingdom with poison? Loyal and trusty to king Duncan, I would have taken his head off my self. Yet, when a clean army marched, I swung my blade fearlessly with devotion, assaulting every single one that was to cross my path. What a bloody mess - his finishing has granted me his position as the Thane of Cawdor. This war has left sharp wounds (grabs his arm in agony...
This section contains 526 words (approx. 2 pages at 300 words per page) |