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Last night in Scotland, chaos erupted at the

Macbeths castle during what was supposed to

be a peaceful celebration banquet. Macbeth’s behavior was strange and uncharacteristic.

A guest at the party, Lennox, said he had never

seen Macbeth act in such distraught manner and thought something must have been terribly

wrong.

Lady Macbeth tried to soothe party guests by

saying “Sit down, worthy friends. My husband is

down in an empty seat and explained to his guests often like this, and he has been since he was a

child.” that he could not because the seats were all filled.

Many lords are wondering at this point if Even the king himself told his guests that he has a

Macbeth is up for the task at hand of ruling this strange disorder and they should not be alarmed by

Kingdom after such a display of inappropriate his behavior.

behavior.

When questioned by Macbeth’s cousin Ross, Lady

Perhaps Macbeth was confused by the

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