MacDuff

= Macduff =

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Tag Line: //Veritas Vincit// (Truth prevails!)

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Career: Thane of Fife

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Character's Blog

Act I - Blog

Never has there been such a day as in all of the British Isles. //For brave Macbeth-well he deserves that name,// for I’ve just been told about Banquo and his bravery against that //merciless Macdonwald.// Only a few days ago, I would have been sure that the rebels would surely win, for all the odds seemed against us. First it was the rebels, and then came the Norwegians with the Thane of Cawdor. Macbeth has done his King and country well, and I know the King will have a good sleep tonight, knowing his kingdom is safe. I myself will sleep well tonight knowing this trouble in Scotland has been resolved. I here the King is heading to Macbeth’s castle. I can only but wonder what title the King will give him for his bravery, but my guess is the Thane of Cawdor, for it would suitable for no other at the present time. Until next time and long live the King!

Act II - Blog

What a horror has occurred for our beloved King to be murdered by one of his subjects. Never have I seen such treason among men to kill his majesty in his sleep. It was nothing but cold murder, which makes me nothing but suspicious considering the circumstances. As it looks, the Kings Body guards killed Duncan while they were drunk. I am not completely satisfied with the conclusion. What I see is the one day the King stays at Macbeth's castle, he is murdered, and no sooner then that happens, Macbeth is crowned king. I have not expressed my suspicions to anyone for I lack evidence. I did not go up to Scone for the coronation, because if my hunch is right, I could not stand to see a murderer crowned king.

Act III - Blog This has gone too far. First Duncan and now Banquo. It is now beyond my doubt that this is an ‘inside job’ and I am now convinced that Macbeth is our man. Macbeth's slaying of the bodyguards was very convenient, for they would have probably denied killing Duncan in the first place. Up till now, I have to admit, Macbeth has done a good job at covering up the // deed of dreadful note. // I can only assume that Banquo knew too much about Macbeth’s doings for Macbeth to feel comfortable, yet the murder has given it away anyway. Macbeth doesn’t seem to need a reason for killing his subjects anymore, and if Malcolm, Donalbain, and Fleance were in Macbeth’s captivity, we would probably be burying them too. I for one will not sit on the sidelines. Already I and Malcolm have asked Siward to lead us on our quest of vengeance. Macbeth will not get away with such treason and murder as long as I, Macduff have anything to say about it. Long live the true king of Scotland.

Act IV - Blog

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Act V - Blog

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