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(ME) “Today is THE day! The day I finally get to be welcomed into the King`s castle.”
Well… not exactly the ‘king’ yet… but I am here for the coronation of the King; King Macbeth. Macbeth invited me to the castle as a reward for helping the community. I entered the Great Banquet Hall and the whole room is filled with splendor; I smell the great feast being slowly roasted to perfection in the kitchen, I hear the laughter of fellowship; it feels like paradise. As I am being escorted to my spot at the table, the royal guards are checking my name, and then told me my spot was ‘D5’. I make my way to the table, but it is so hard finding my spot, as the table is as long and wide as my mother’s farm! After hours of frantically searching for my sot
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There was roasted turkey, smoked duck, baked ham, vegetables, wine, wine, more wine, LOTS of wine, there were salads, there was anything and EVERYTHING you could possibly think of, and imagine that is. After eating 5 platefuls of food, I finally had enough. Now, desert was not brought out yet so they had everyone move to the ballroom and had an elegant dance. We made our way to the ballroom and grabbed partners for a lovely night dance in celebrating the new King’s arrival. The ballroom was elegant and everything seemed so much like a fairytale. After all, I was only a farm boy, and had I not been given the invitation by King Macbeth himself, I would not be here. As I was dancing, I bumped into King …show more content…
You will not torment me anymore! What I have done is no longer in my hands… Please!!”
What I am now seeing, I am looking at the crazy. All I can explain is that there is some demon inside of Macbeth as he starts screaming to have this thing removed. Now he starts panicking and is running in circles. I have no idea what on earth is happening, but I think he is being haunted by Banquo’s ghost, as he keeps mentioning is name. Will all that is taking place, the royal guards immediately take Macbeth in chains, and bring him to his room, all while there is chaos in the Great Hall. Next the Heralder made an announcement:
“Now, by royal proclamation, the party is now over. King Macbeth is having some issues, and we ask all of you to leave.”
At that moment, the guards then pushing everyone out the castle and forcing them to leave.
Then chaos began as people were saying there was witches involved, and people fighting there demand back in the castle. I was trying to race home, but before I even got out the door, I got knocked out by the mob trying to leave as well… and that my friend was my first and LAST day at the Macbeth

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