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Duncan Monologue From Macbeth
When I went back to put the daggers i saw him i saw Duncan's body and as i did a force hit me as i woke up my hands were full of blood Duncan's blood I washed and washed until my my skin ripped off. As I scrubbed i thought if the blood was real or if it was a figure of my imagination. I know i’m the only one that has been having these nightmares you too have been sleep deprived because of these nightmares I've seen you cowering in your own imagination seeing ghost. I haven’t seen you this mad before I know that the fault is somewhat mine but you're not yourself anymore not the man I loved. The man I loved wouldn’t destroy his friends wouldn’t kill the ones closest to him. I have no choice now Scotland is at war with you and the and man that

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