GRUOCH MACBETH
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Last published Sun, Oct 26, 2014
An attempt to give a version of MacBeth that gives a plausible explanation as to why Lady Macbeth descends so swiftly into madness. Without the genius of amazing language, poetry and literary acumen, that is.
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