Letter To Lady Macbeth

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If ‘t be true thee art reading this letter, just know that I am already dead by then. In this message, I want to talk about what had happened to thou. Of all the actions you hath done, had been nought but unpleasant ones. Just know that this is not you, thou art one of a kind, full of human kindness. I just wanted you to know that you are my husband and I would always love you until the end of time. Do remember that this is not you; this is not the Macbeth I fell in love with. The Macbeth I fell in love with would fight for his country, not at his country. He would protect the good, not fight the good. You are a hero, so fight those villains and protect the innocence. People looked up to you, even Duncan himself looked up to you, a grand knight …show more content…

It was all my fault by the time I read your letter. I was nothing more but happy, and so I started to imagine us being together, as we held prestige and live our very lives as king and queen. But I was too ambitious I let slip of righteousness and allowed this ruthless plan upon me. I was blinded and fooled by my sad actions, do know that this was not what I think ahead. I remembered that face you showed me, along with blood stains upon hands. You were hallucinating, shivering, I know by that time we had succeeded but a part of me is saying this is wrong, yet I ignored that other part. As we both would be king and queen, there would be nothing of despair or sadness as we had to live a precious life. And yet I would still push you, forced you to be the king that you did not deserve, replacing the benevolent Duncan under your rule. Forgive me, precious husband, As I indeed had made you done this terrible deed against your …show more content…

These dark desires had done none but turned you from a kind, worthy gentleman to a traitor who killed. I should not have asked for the king's murder; I should have known you are not prepared. Do know that what I hath done is all for you, so you can be a leader, a king, as both of us would sit on this throne, where none is above us. From what I thought, this would be the last and only kill done to put ourselves in prestige. But no, you just had to kill Banquo and Macduff's family. A best friend who had your back at all times, a bond so strong yet broken by your fear of his family to become kings. If only this prophecy were not to be believed, our lives would end as for how we found love at the beginning, filled with the happiness and you would still be the remembrance of a hero of whom you are. But no, it had to end this way, where my goodbye would come from this letter, as feelings of miserable and pain would haunt me

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