Macbeth Stories

Ps: this was an English 12 Online school assignment for Senior year I wrote this today Sep 2, 2020 and got a 100% back within 5 minutes of turning it in lmfao I'm so freakin proud of myself :) (Picture does not belong to me but I wrote the story myself please do not plagiarize and copy my story that I worked hard on to write it you're allowed to reference it or share it or whatever with credit do whatever you want with it as long as you don't claim it as yours tysm)

This is a story from the point of view of Macbeth and my favorite Lady Macbeth with the point of view from Banquo's son, it is about Banquo's funeral with an emphasis on characterization. (Wow, I am bad at summaries... lol) Please check it out even though I am bad at the summary, the actual story is so much better.

Lady Macbeth's eyes slowly but surely widened as she hesitantly opened her mouth to speak "You.. what..?" It wasn't a very common thing for Lady Macbeth, wife of the King of Scotland, to cry as she has and has always been seen as a very serious and stern lady, but everyone has their ups and downs, and today might just have been her biggest down yet. A day of heartbreak and despair, a day that no sane mind could ever forget. (this is 100% satire, it's literally a ship between macbeth and banquo so idk how anyone could possibly think it's not but i want to be more safe than sorry, so i'm telling you now, THIS IS SATIRE)

This is a poem which talks about the victory of Donald Trump. The victory of becoming president that is. Basically, I used the play 'Macbeth' to write this poem. In the poem, Banquo is Clinton and Macbeth is Trump. Please enjoy the poem and just so you know, it is written in Early Modern English, the language that Shakespeare's plays were written in.

This is a monologue/soliloquy by Lady Macbeth in a new scene in which she kills herself in. She is crazy and her mind is changing its opinion constantly. In the end, all she wants is the life she used to have. This was created as a play for my Year 12 English assignment. Enjoy! Starting paragraphs are 'setting the scene' and it then goes into her monologue.

Macbeth fix-it. What if Banquo had a crush on Macbeth? Will this save Macbeth from his grisly end? Can fate be beaten? Can the witches' prophecies be fulfilled in a different way? I'm so sorry Shakespeare

An analysis on Shakespeare's work "Macbeth" regarding the concepts of Truth and Deception. Helped by friend.

I'm basically going to add you the reader into the story/play of Macbeth, If you notice and spelling or grammar errors please tell me so i can fix it immediately, I have you have fun reading! I will be following the book and i might be wrong on some of the words because someone scribbled in my book over some text so please bare with me.

Just a short creative essay discussing who is to be truly blamed for Macbeth's downfall? Himself, the witches/supernatural influences or his wife?

a sequel to mcdeath™, where everyone exhibits dumbass behaviour. set on the discord server itself! I also plan to have cameos from other shakespeare plays too, so that's fun. very epic!!!

This is something I wrote for my English class, and ended up actually being impressed with it. I don't own Shakespeare or Macbeth (obviously) however I think this little "sequel" if you will, play along really well with it, and hopefully if you take the time to read this all, it will open your mind to a few things. Enjoy!!! -Ellee Bush

One of Shakespeare's greatest, but also bloodiest tragedies, was written around 1605 to 1606. Many have seen the story of Macbeth's murder and usurpation of the legitimate Scottish King Duncan as having obvious connection to contemporary issues regarding King James I (James VI of Scotland), and the Gunpowder Plot of 1605. King James was particularly fascinated with witchcraft, so the appearance of the witches chanting "Fair is foul, and foul is fair" at the opening of the play seemed particularly topical, as was Macbeth's betrayal of Banquo, from whom James claimed direct descent.

Unova, or as the ancients say, Alba, is in the midst of a war with a nation across the sea, Lachlunn. Fleance, son of Banquo, a general of Unova, is about to start a Pokemon journey, an revived ancient way of becoming a master trainer, but because of this danger he has to travel with two other companions, his friend Raghnaid, daughter of Lord Ross, Thane of Opelucia, and his adopted brother Diarmad. Sudden inner turmoil engulfs Unova even further as they set out, testing their limits and destroying the things they hold dear. Can they survive? If you read, please comment! I need to know what to improve! Thanks!

After finding my king dead, the danger told me everything.