Macbeth but it's Better
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Last published Sun, May 14, 2023
Macbeth is long. And Shakespearean. "Macbeth but it's Better" is shorter and less Shakespearean. Something wicked this way comes! Wrought with ambition, witness the world crumble in the wake of Scottish general Macbeth's hunger for power.
TW: violence, war, and tyranny are discussed throughout the play. Please read at your discretion!
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