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Sunday,October14,1097

TheInvestigationBegins

Opinion

TyVasquez
Cawdor
Earlythismorningthe
bodiesofLadyMacduffandher
sonwerefoundstiffinthebeloved
home.Alongwiththemwerefellow
familymembers.Witnesses
reportedseeingamanleavethe
housethenshortlyafterseeinga
manlookingquitesuspiciousand
nervousentertheirhomeina
hurry.Thisallhappenedwhile
Macduffthehusbandofthehome
lefttolookforhelpininvestigation
ofthemurderofformerKing
duncan.Ifanymoreinformation
pleaselettheCawdorpolice
Knightsknowandyouwillbe
rewarded.Thesuspectcurrently
undersuspiciousisamanthatis
about56andisdressedofa
pooreratire.Onceagainifany
informationisknownplease
contacttheKnightsat5550991.

TyVasquez
Cawdor
Macbethistragicstory
ofamanwhoisdyingforthe
crownofCawdorbuthasmoral
dilemmas.Atthebeginningof
thestoryMacbethisshownasa
nobleherofightingforhisKing
makinghimproud.Astheplay
goesonitslowlybecomes
evidentthetruemanMacbethis.
ThroughoutthisstoryMacbeth's
characterincreasinglygrew
moremadseparatinghimself
fromreality.Macbeth'smadness
allcamefromtheprophecythe
witch'stoldhim.Ibelievethe
witchessetMacbethuptodiein
ordertoMacduffasthekingof
Cawdor.Theprofecythatthe
witchestoldMacbethcaused
himtogoinsane.Macbeth'struly
wasagoodmanbutthroughthe
influenceofhiswifeandthe
witchesandthetemptationof
thecrownhebecameamad
man.Hisguiltofkillingthehis
Kingatehimalivehewasn't
madeforholdingitinbecause
hetrulywasaloyalman.
http://astar.tv/post/howtoreadshakespeare
properlyitsnotashardasitlooks/

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Obituaries
Cawdor
KingDuncan(murdered
byMacbeth)KingDuncanwasa
greatandprosperousleaderof
Cawdor.Hehadprovedtimeand
timeagainthatunderhisrulethis
kingdomshallnotbeharmed.He
willbetrulymissedbyeveryone
andmayGodblesshissoul.
LadyMacduffandherson
(murdered)Bothherandherson
alongwithotherfamilymembers
werebrutallymurderedinsidethe
lovingMacduffhouse.Theyare
survivedbyMacduffwhoavenged
theirdeathandkilledMacbeth.
LadyMacbeth(suicide)Lady
Macduffwasanaccompliceinthe
murderofKingDuncan.Theguilt
ofthemurdergottoherand
causedhertogoinsane.Shewill
notbemissedbyanyone.

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Thisisatimewhenyou
havetoconstantlyprove
youmentalskillsby
scoringhigh,doingwellin
examsandonother
educationalfronts.This
createsimmensepressure
onyouandleadsto
stress,unduepressure,
lackofsleep,andanxiety.
Thesolutionisisyouhave
tounderstandthatyou

Crime1(Murderofa
RoyalCitizenMacbeth)
Thepersonwillbe
immediatelyapprehended
upondoingso.The
murdererwillbenotbe
givenatrialbyjuryasfor
usualcases.Heorsheis
thewillbesentstraightto
thehangingstation.
Crime2(Murderofa
peasantMacbeth)
The
personwillbeimmediately
apprehendedupondoing

ThisyearinBritish
LiteratureIhavelearnedto
writeandanalyzeaproper
poem.Ihavedeveloped
theproperskillstowritean
essay.WhenIgraduate
whichIamhopingtodoI
planonattendingAngelo
StateUniversitywhereI
planonmajoringin
agriculturalbusiness.
OnceIgraduateIplanon
comingbackhometorun
thefamilyfarm.

needtostudywelland
scoregoodonanything
youdo.Nomatterwhat
yourgradeisthoughyou
tryyourbest.Ifyouendup
gettingalowgradethat
doesn'tmakeourless
smartorlessstupid.As
longasyouknowyoutried
thebeattheyoucanyou
provedtoyourselfthatyou
areworthy.

so.Themurdererwillbe
givenafairtrialbyjuryin
frontofthelocaljurythenif
neededitwillbemovedto
infrontoftheroyaljury.
Thesentencerangesfrom
40yearstolife.
Crime3(Robberyhired
assassin)
Therobberwill
bearrestedupon
discoveryofstolengoods.
Hewillbegivenachance
toprovethematerialare
hisandifnotwillreceivea
punishment.Forevery
timearobberiscaught
stealingtheyget2fingers
choppedofandaweekin
jail.
Crime4(Animalmurder
hiredassassin)
The
personfilingthecomplaint
mustcometotheKnights
policewithproper
evidenceofthemurder.
Theowneroftheanimal
willgetalltheanimalsthe
murderhas.The
murdererwillnolongerbe
abletoownanimals
anymoreandwillbe
sentencedtonomorethan
10yearsinjail.
Crime5(Accompliceof
murderladyMacbeth)
TheAccompliceofthe
murderwasaRoyal
murder.Theywillbegiven
notrialbyjury.This
accomplicewillalsobe
sentstraighttohanging
station.