@ Onol Auspr- Macbeth Creative Writing Project English 20- 1 Now that you have read a decent amount of Macbeth and have been exposed to Shakespeare’s language, poetic structure and stylistic choices, you and a partner are tasked with creating 2 original scenes to add to Macbeth. Imagine that Shakespeare did not have enough time to write more scenes for Macbeth and you are taking over that role to fill in the gaps of where information or scenes are missing. These could be prequel scenes before Act I scene i, or scenes in between Acts. The 2 scenes you have decided to complete must be approved by Ms. Megan in advance before the due date! Requirements: - M = Settin, metaphors, motifs, themes © allusions per scene mum 3 pages per scene, 12pt font, Times New Roman | Use of existing characters and limited or no new characters |+ Existing characters must act according to their description, personality and speech J+ Scenes must be realistic and authentic according to the times, information and setting = Attempt to use Shakespearean language, however it can be written in colloquial language + Attempt to mimic Shakespeare’s poetic style and stylistic features (verse, rhyme, similies, =) actions, dialogue, translations and line numbers included to match ‘+ Printed and submitted on due date mor vi sat ren bs e play reads as if Shakespeare wrote it, ‘attempting to imitate his word choice, stylistic choice and poetic structure. 2 allusions are used per scene with the \Granslation on the side. Settings, action and diafogue are authentic and realistic, staying true to the Macbeth storyline and the world of Shakespeare. 69 Existing characters act according to their description and pei Dialogue is creati narrative that connects to the storyline and complighents the overarching plot ae = Ls in 12pt fon es New Roman and printed. 5 IPS /20Ale ust ActI Scene 0.V Lightning, Enter three WITCHES, meeting HECATE, FIRST WITCH 0, in lightning, thunder and rain we meet. SECOND WITCH Unholy power greater than all THIRD WITCH What made thee call us hither? HECATE Don’t ask half-witted questions 5 And give me such impressions. Ifthou shall complete a mission, ()"/\\ji (0 We gt soto lit? |). Thou witt receive the recipes i For healing, strength and beauty. To follow mine orders at thy duty, H. padregerenteh (ety 10 herefore doth not act without mine i (7 wflep I see a king, too fair and unjust, wajaste oy ys Battle this heart with hate and trust, ‘Sees the world too much care and blinded. “Tis both too divided and too binded. 15. Thou not see Seotland too fair and foul? HE ‘Our friends shall cry in dismay, theowk all ae at ‘A beauty of night, to sign the song of death. And marketh his last breath. Show this world the beauty of our art 20 Charm lies in this destruction in our hearts. I bid thee hie, for myself have a spell that works ‘Tis in the world, artificial spirit lurks. Keep thou eyes clear, take the chance to show the world. Duncan, with this hanging string, his destiny unfurled Tw [fw = Agee )FIRST WITCH To conspire a plan? SECOND WITCH eA 40 To make our labour more grand? THIRD WITCH Dunean’s death is grand itself. FIRST WITCH But is it not more fun to SECOND WITCH © We shall sit back and watch. h a \ THIRD WITCH Ww All our labour is fo speak. FIRST WITCH 45 I see then a future, darker than Any, will start and ‘span, SECOND WITCH With Duncan’s murder being the start Ofa that destruction part. THIRD WITCH I vty bp Somtosboudwedesroye / KIS itGOMe PC. / FIRST WITCH 50 The eldest son of Duncan’, SECOND WITCH Malcolm? To get his dispatch his own father? Af 1.002 fet ys fhoe_gpnes ' Ge we FIRST WITCH f tharangic if a Wink bef wie een meet fhe chorae ky?FIRST WITCH Naught to be gained by us, for this love go no further. SECOND WITCH 1 see, passion waiting to be unleashed. On he, who stood beside him, a man of powered strike. THIRD WITCH ‘ Is Mis 0 (0, Macbeth, dear thane of Glamis, tee hats WiS awry | 1 . 70 O, thane of Cawdor too, no less it is. ee wien Abs Ue demucatoey [dine O, hereafter fated to be king! Hain 7 1 see a heated passion in him rings. 4 4 d SECOND WITCH He can be the one, Macbeth! To have a ring to death! THIRD WITCH 75 He not the best of kings, and ne’r will be. FIRST WITCH 1 see no continuance of his bloodline. SECOND WITCH But Banquo’s blood is more noble than his. THIRD WITCH So, some arrangement be made to them. ALL ‘The charm is brewing, Macbeth 80 For he shall be greater than death, ‘Nothing stands his way, his passion. Made of the beauty of destruction, Us weird sistergsee a tyrant on th’ throne, Exeumt Exceltnt’ You charolcine De valley well Thogy Mw) ComPRment LACLotKOr. “Foy have the veasler Coptlivatso yi * Yu vad to hanstivn th Wit AKL Scheme, - Aylell dove ep oSAlie Justi Act Il Scene IIL-V & Wrae? Enter MACBETH, with crown oe Pa MACBETH 5 Ce The night owls shrill still, re = When all hath silenced in despair. Flaca Ny if Shattered becomes the land with this treacherous grief Hushed and fearful, as I with mine own, ws “Tis with bloodied hands I behold this cursed garment !—~ 5 For which all hath been given, and none gained. O, lament Is the day, where his life bled from us and all was lost. ‘Yesterday thou hath rested upon Dunean’s crown, repre) And art stolen by me, the traitor, the thief, the sinner For naught but the empty words that promised sreatness/~ 10 Tomorrow thou be with me, O bloodstained crown, For my partner has plucked thee from thy owner And claimed all that thou are and all that thou hath. con ptely Tis her greed an hat we be on this path path Malay Jemytt Either of which notte, bu but i 15 xy lead to naught but destruction. An smudged centaur blood’ upon me And sealed the doom of me. Our looming downfall hers alone tecbhanre, e same twisted heart For all that is stolen shall return whence they came. {lus pun - ===, mf LADY MACBETH ~ toT yi Cunt (within) ? a if Con Silage 2 wuisgiet K macnert | )oyo ii hy next page, + 16, Hereule's wife, Deianra, accidentally caused Hereule’s tragic and painful death by covering his tunie with the blood of the centaur Nessus, thinking thatthe blood could serve asa love potion. But the blood killed him instead. % Conrecl {NS to Waddell Lod Aint NS dud would Loong Hhem hagpiney? is aS Daina Wweqt Ad Cgrtaur’s biocah wronkl byieg Wud LoveLADY MACBETH << —__Power, a short-lived light That envelops our lives in an endless black night. I pray thee, no further shall we stain this throne ie With its own blood. 45 Be cautious and content With what we have tonight. No more. \ fove ssraedonangy — MACBETH Onoray- to volun? Thou hath nerves to speak so, When the very minute our hands, tainted by Dunean’s life Had done the deed, our lifelines were 50 Measured with the Parcae’s blades!, But hush! Who comes here? Enter SERVANT. SERVANT My Highness, Apologies for the disruption, but your guests await. LADY MACBETH What are they, know they not basic decency To trouble us at this time of night? 55 Know they not their place? J The derive Knowl here MACBETH ha. vue Sa Away, my dear. Jerhap Sane Ol idler, "Tis my suffering to bare, and yours to blame. |e x caver 4G a farucls? Their ‘We shall not speak of this further. hep 19 “1's too Casual Hide thyself, as thou always hath. 2 Onc ercherzahoo ¥ coun (do SERVANT) Bring them hither. Cither Macbeth sumone! thom oc they are Exeunt LADY MACBETH, SERVANT wnwelcome at first Duy (hy oat just walle a * 50,/The Parcae are more commonly referred to as the Fates or the Moirai. They control the strings of (ate life, and when they cut a string, they are literally cutting the lifeline of people. tniolAee — shd‘Are but dirt under our feet, Art nothing to the grandness of Scotland itself. His men had done the deed, while mine 85 Stood aside. My good friends, What doth thee say to that? FIRST MURDERER He must pay for our pains. MACBETH We shall meet again to discuss further. “xu Why Tc ivlate Toes Till then, anon, hy rr 4 Nay Km Exeunt MURDERERS DW eith wne ~ MACBETH Eagan \ve Let these choices of mine not lead 90 To the same dangers that heed. \ Wea 7 a, so \ \ ANG WD Nod, donapt 7G | | se ce Onl Aastrn — have two Insightful Scenes hore - dB have J ons thought through the implrection§s edit Pung Sromev fs Macbun, became Thory Weave WUL voit The existing plot Lge Waring iS CX grav WY’). A Vou? ke wanek - \nhrecate An\ treousr¥ ~ proveki ng, Wet Aone