Macbeth 2

In the story of Macbeth it talk about how Macbeth's wife calling him out about killing the king, but he doesn't want to kill the king. His wife starts saying stuff like you have to kill the king and she is basically making him kill the king when Macbeth doesn't want to because he likes the king, he thinks the king is a good guy.

I had the same kind of problem as Macbeth a while ago, but it didn't involve killing someone, it involved ditching school for the first time in my life. So a while back I went to golden high school and my brother, Justin, ask me if I wanted to go get something to eat. The thing was that I had class when he wanted to go eat, so I told him I don't know about ditching and he said that I should stop being a little b****, and so then I went with him because he made me feel stupid not wanting to ditch. I felt pretty bad the whole time I ditched, but as I ditched more and more I didn't feel as bad, so I just kept on ditching. Now I have learned that ditching is wrong but I probably will do it again but not as much I hope.

Macbeth

In the play of Macbeth there is a battle going on and the king Duncan's solders are not doing too well. The captain comes telling the king that a great man named Macbeth has saved his life as well as many others. Macbeth jumped into battle like he had all the power in the world and he lead the kings solders to a victory. King Duncan is very glad to hear this but then Ross comes and tells the king of a traitor, the Tane of Cowdor. The king is very angry and decided to kill the Thane of Cowdor and make Macbeth the new Thane of Cowdor. After the harsh battle Macbeth returns to his home where his wife is waiting for him. When he gets home his wife tells him that he has to kill the king because she wants to be the queen so bad. Macbeth doesn't feel right about killing the king because he thinks the king is a honorable man.