Diary of Witch From William Shakespeare's Macbeth

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Diary of Witch From William Shakespeare's Macbeth

Dear Diary,

I met with my fellow witches during ferocious thunder and lightning,

to plot when we are going to meet Macbeth. We decided to meet him with

Banquo after all the commotion from the battle between the Scottish

King and his army against a rebel army supported by the Norwegians.

The Scots shall win, crushing the rebels and making Macbeth and Banquo

classed as hero’s. We shall be the fog and mist while the battle

proceeds. Macbeth has been chosen for a spell to make him king and

course chaos to the hierarchy, because he is weak minded and will let

his better judgement be swayed. We know that once he hears what we

have to say, he will be seduced by the power. Once that has happened

we can make him do anything we like. We have also been discussing

turning into toads, cats or a rats. I chanted ‘I come Graymalkin!’ my

sisters called out ‘Paddock calls’ and ‘anon!’ then together we sang

‘Fair is foul, and foul is fair, Hover through the fog and filthy

air.’

Act 1 Scene 2 - Witch

Dear Diary,

Now that Macbeth has been victorious we shall make our move, as we

know Macbeth will now be eager for more success and glory. I can’t

wait to cause mayhem using Macbeth, so that we will never be

suspected. Macbeth shall lose his good name, once we have finished

with him. We watched the battle as a ‘shipwrecking storm’ while

Macbeth cut through the rebel army until he got to the Thane of

Cawdor, Macdonald where they fought unscrupulously until Macbeth

sliced him from his belly to his jaw with his brandished steel. The

rebels were scared by Macbeth’s bravery, but the Norwegians came on

one last desperate attack. But Macbeth and Banquo were about as scared

as lions are of hares, they just destroyed the last of the Norwegians.

Now we shall meet Macbeth as he is hungry for more success, and eager

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