Chapter 20

Macbeth

          Inside the castle.  Drums are heard.  Enter Malcolm, Siward, Ross, thanes and soldiers.  Some friends are not here yet.  I hope they’re safe.  Some men had to die, but many more remain.

          Speaking to Malcolm.  Hail, Malcolm, King of Scotland, hail!  Here is the cursed tyrant’s head.  Now we are free.  You are surrounded by these worthy thanes.  Who all confirm that you are now their King.  Let them repeat with me “Hail, King of Scotland”

          Malcolm: My loyal friends, you will be rewarded very soon.  My thanes and relative, I name you earls.  This is the highest honour, I can give.  Friends who have fled the tyrant’s power, will be called back home to Scotland.

          Those men who served this butcher and his evil Queen, will soon be found and punished.  The Queen herself, I hear, has died by her own hand.  We shall put all things right, by Heaven’s grace, and in good time, make this a blessed place.  Thanks to all to each and every one, Whom we invite, to see us crowned at Scone!

THE END

Chapter 19

Macbeth

          Macduff: Turn and face me, hound of hell!  My answer’s in my sword, not my words.  Your evil is beyond words, you bloody villain!  Macbeth: Fighting me is useless.  I cannot die.  I am protected by the charm that said: No man of woman born shall harm Macbeth.

          Macduff: That charm is useless.  The devilish angel.  Whom you still serve must tell you this: Macduff was cut early from his mother’s side and not born in the natural way at all.

          Macbeth: Cursed is man who tells me so.  His words have killed my courage.  I will not fight with you.  Macduff: Then you must yield, you coward.  “Here you can see Macbeth, the once feared monster tyrant”

          Macbeth: I will not yield and kiss the ground, before young Malcolm’s feet.  Allow my self to be cursed and laughed at by the noise crowd.  My shield will still protect me.  Come on, Macduff!  And at last, Macbeth is killed.

Chapter 18

Macbeth

          To his soldiers.  Throw down your leafy branches.  Show your selves as men.  My noble uncle Siward, you and your good son.  Will lead the first attack.  Macduff and myself.  Will be behind you when the time is right, Our soldiers will move forward to support you.

          Siward: We must take on the tyrant’s power tonight.  We shall be beaten, if we fail to fight. Macduff: Blow all our trumpets, give them all your breath to call all men to battle, blood and death!

          They fight and Young Siward is killed.  I’ll prove it with my sword!  If you are killed, but by another man, The ghost of my dead wife and my dear children.  Will never leave me.  I will kill no more, until I find the tyrant. I feel Macbeth is near.  Let me find him, Heaven!  That is all I ask.

          This way, my lord.  Great Dunsinane is yours.  Many of the tyrant’s men have left him.  In a short time, the victory will be yours.

Chapter 17

Macbeth

          In the courtyard of Dunsinane castle.  Enter Macbeth and Seyton.  Macbeth: The castle is too strong to be destroyed.  We could have fought the English, face to face and driven them from Scotland.  The sound of women crying.  What is that noise?

          Seyton: The Queen, my lord, has killed herself.  Mecbeth: She had to die sometime, I suppose.  There would have been a time to talk of death.  The way to death, When all things end in dust.  Life’s shadow disappears.

          Enter messenger, My gracious lord, I come to tell you what I saw.  I don’t know what to say.  As I stood at watch upon the hill, I looked to wards Birnam.  And then it seemed to me, The wood began to move.  See for yourself, The wood is moving nearer.

          If you are lying, I’ll hang you from a tree.  Until you die of hunger.  I feel my courage weaken and I begin to doubt those devilish lies that should like truth “Macbeth shall never be defeated till.  Great Birnam Wood  to high Dunsinane Hill shall move against him”  If what he say is true, there’s no escape, Though the future’s black.  Macbeth and his soldier leave the castle to fight.

Chapter 16

Macbeth

          Inside Macbeth’s castle at Dunsinane.  Enter Macbeth and the doctor.  To the doctor.  How is your patient, doctor?  Doctor: She is not sick in body, but in mind.  She is disturbed by many troubling  thoughts that keep her from her rest.

          Macbeth: If you could find my country’s sickness, doctor,  And with your cleansing drugs bring it to health angina.  My praise of you would echo round the world.  Doctor: Yes, my good lord.  Your preparations make that clear to us.  If I could leave this cursed Dunsinane.  Nothing on earth would bring me here again!

          Enter Malcolm, Macduff, Lennox, Ross several thanes, English lords and their armies, which are led by Siward.  Malcolm: My friends I hope the day will soon be here.  When we can all live safely in our homes.  This wood in front of us, what is it called?  Lennox: It is the wood of Birnam, my good lord.

          Siward: Macbeth, the cruel tyrant, is still in Dunsinane, His strongest castle.  If we besiege it, He could stay in safety and defy our armies.  This is his best hope.  Macduff: We hope those reports are true.  Now we must make our plans to end the tyrant’s rule.

Chapter 15

Macbeth

          Scotland.  Open land near Dunsinane Castle.  The sound of drums.  Enter Menteith, Angus, Lennox and other thanes enemies of Macbeth.  They are followed by their armies.

          Menteith: The English army’s near, led on by Malcolm and the good Macduff.  They come to get revenge.  Their drums are loud enough to cheer the wounded and to wake the dead.  What is Macbeth, the cruel tyrant, doing?

          Lennox: He’s strengthened his great castle, Dunsinane.  Some say he’s mad.  Others, who still admire him, say anger makes him brave.  That he has gone too far.  He has lost all control.

          Angus: And now his secret murders and all known.  And every minute, more men turn against him.  Well, let’s march on and all give our support to young Prince Malcolm.  He’s our rightful lord.  We’re here to cure our country’s sickness, and we will.  Lennox: We’ll save the good and cut out all that’s bad.  Now let’s march on to Birnam!

Chapter 14

Macbeth

          A room in Macbeth’s castle at Dunsinane.  Enter a doctor and Lady Macbeth’s serving woman.  Woman: Sine the King left for battle, my lady has done many strange things.  I have seen her get up, put on her night gown and unlock her cupboard.  She takes out some paper and writes a letter, but all this time she is asleep.

          Doctor: Her mind must be very troubled.  If you tell me, perhaps I can help her.  Woman: No, sir.  I was here with her alone.  I cannot prove the truth of what I say.  You might not believe me.

          Lady Macbeth puts down the candle.  She looks at her hands. Yes, just one spot of blood.  Oh, that will damn me!  Away, damned spot, away!  You will ruin everything by acting like a coward.  Woman: She has said things that should be secret.  Only Heaven knows all she knows.

          Doctor: I do not have the skill to cure this illness.  But I have known of people who walked in their sleep, but still died peacefully at the end of their lives.  Lady Macbeth: Wash your hands.  Put on your night gown.  Don’t look so afraid.  I tell you again.  Banquo is in his grave, he cannot come out of it.  Doctor: People who are sick in mind, often reveal their secrets.  She needs help from Heaven, not from me.  God forgive us all.  The Lady’s words have troubled my own heart.

Chapter 13

Macbeth

          England.  The court of the English King, King Edward.  Enter Malcolm and Macduff.  You’ve told me many things.  Should I believe you?  I tyrant, foul Macbeth, was once thought honest.  He may have sent you here to spy on me, to learn my thoughts.

          Macduff: You must believe me.  I am not a traitor.  Malcolm: And I have many doubts.  Why did you leave the once you love in danger?  My own safety may depend on you.  I must be careful.

          Ross to Macduff.  Then know this, noble thane.  The tyrant now has enemies, but yet his power is strong.  You are needed, noble thane, in Scotland.  The victory would be ours!  That is great news.  I wish that mine were good.  But I have words to say that fill my heart with pain…

          Macduff: all that I ask of Heaven is that one day soon.  I’ll meet The tyrant King and kill him with my sword.  Malcolm: that’s what I need to hear.  All things are ready.  The angelic powers of Heaven are prepared to help us.  The time has come.  The longest night will always end in day.

Chapter 12

Macbeth

            Macduff’s castle, in fife.  Enter Lady Macduff, a boy (Lady Macduff’s son) and Ross.  Macduff is not a traitor.

          Ross: My dearest madam, please do calm yourself.  I know Macduff is good wise, brave and well informed.  Turns to speak to Lady Macduff’ son.  I’ll soon be here again.  Let’s hope that things get better.  Farewell, dear child, and may God protect you.

          God bless you, madam!  I know who you are, Although you don’t know me.  Take my advice, there is much danger here.  This castle is not safe, so leave at once.  I am frightening you, but I must do it.  Go, with your children, and Heaven help you all!

          Lady Macduff: Where should I go? I‘ve done no harm.  But that won’t save me now. (Enter murderers) Where is your husband?  Macduff is traitor.  Witched, am I?  Then you’ll die too!  Attacks the boy with a dagger.  Boy: He has killed me, Mother!  Run away!

Chapter 11

Macbeth

          It is midnight.  In a dark cave, the three withes are standing around a cauldron hanging over a fire.  They are making a spell. Thunder can be heard and the cries of animals.

          All witches, In the magic mixture throw.  Poison from a toad.  I’ve got.  Throw that first into the pot.  Here’s a slice of slimy snake in the cauldron boil and bake.  Eye of fly and toe of frog.  Claw of bat and ear of dog.  Snake’s poisoned tongue and cruel wasp’s sting, Lizard’s leg and young owl’s wing.  Skin of dragon, wolf’s sharp claw.  This soup from hell must boil and bubble.

          Macbeth: By all the evil powers that you possess.  Though you can raise strong winds that will destroy.  The greatest buildings on the earth, Destroy our crops, destroy the earth itself.  Then live, Macduff.  I have no fear of you.  And free myself from fate.  You will not live, Macduff.

          Macbeth call to Lennox.  Cursed be the air that carried them away.  And damned are those who put their trust in them.  Then I have no time and from this moment, deeds must follow thoughts.  I will attack the castle of Macduff.  His wife, his children, they all must die.

Complaint Letter

Chonlada Prasong

108/35 km. 27 Lamlukka

Prathumthani,

Thailand 12130

12 May 2013

Dear Chonlada,

          Recently, I received bad service from a taxi about picking up passengers.  Choose to receive a foreigner. Charge more than the meter set.  Which sometimes carry passengers from the taxi before reach their destination. 

          Such acts should be severely modified or improved.  The service has been informed explicitly.  The report of the taxi services, But it is not strict enough. 

          I hope to have improved much better than this. Because of is a service profession.  And if you do not have a passenger, you will not have a job.  [His heart, Our hearts.]

Your sincerely

Prinn  Janjamsai

(Miss Prinn  Janjamsai)

Application Letter

Mr.Harold Mason Young       

Manager

Chiang Mai Zoo Co. Ltd.,

100 Huay Kaew Road,

Chiang Mai,

Thailand 50200

22 December 2012

Dear Mr.Harold,

          I know from the TV news that you want people to take care of the zoo animals.  I have a interested in the job this.  I'm an animal lover.  I am a calmly and kindness.  I have a special knowledge of animal care.  I want to be the best animal care.

          My name is Prinn Janjamsai.  I’m 20 years old.  I’m graduated Kasetsart University in the faculty of Veterinary Medicine. I’m majoring department of Large Animal Clinical Sciences and wildlife.  And I had the opportunity to camp volunteer for wildlife conservation.

          I hope that you will give me the opportunity to work at the zoo.  I'm sure I can do it very well.  You can contact me via email sqeezzzzii.g@hotmail.com 

Your sincerely

Prinn  Janjamsai

(Miss Prinn  Janjamsai)

Chapter10

        Macbeth

          A castle in Scotland.  Lennox and Ross:  They are talking about Macbeth.  Lennox: I agree with all you've said.  It's very strange.  There are many questions now that need an answer.  Our noble Duncan was Macbeth's honoured guest.  Duncan died... Banqou  and his son went out too late... Banquo died too.  His son Fleance ran away so  the son must have killed the father!  In the same way Prince Malcolm and his brother killed the king, their father, and they fled too!

          Ross: Then how unhappy Macbeth was!  How wise he was to kill the drunken servants, before they could deny their part in murder.  Lennox: Those living sons must not come near Macbeth.  I fear he do them harm.  The good Macduff.  Has kept away from Macbeth too.  That's angered him.

          Lennox also said that.  He's on his way to England, where Prince Malcolm.  Lives in the England court.  Together they will ask King Edward for an army.  To march against the tyrant.  With Macbeth dead, We may sleep at night, keep ourselves safe and live as honest men again.

         Does Macbeth know where Macduff is?  Yes. Macduff was ordered home, but he won't come.  So now Macbeth prepares for war. Then let us pray the English army marches soon.  I pray for victory and the tyrant's death.  And peace for our sad country too.  Farewell, sir.  Discussions between the two men ends.

Chapter 9

Macbeth

          The great hall of the palace.  There are two thrones at the main table for Macbeth and Lady Macbeth.  Other long tables are for their guests.  Enter Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, wearing their crowns.  Their guests follow them.

          Macbeth: If Banquo, my dear friend, was with us now, all the great men of Scotland would be honoured.  I'd rather blame good Banquo for his absence, than fear he's come to harm.  Ross and Lennox: Way, What’s the matter?  but, him cannot say.

          To the Ghost.  Maybe this is all nonsense, but that is what Macbeth believes.  The ghost is a friend [Banquo] of his.  He say What any brave man dares, I would dare too.  take any other fearful shape and I will fight you.  I'll fight the wildest animal and feel no fear.  But this strange, dreadful sight I cannot face. If you were alive again, your sword in hand.  I'd fight you bravely and not feel afraid.  Unreal shadow, go Leave me alone.

          This morning  maybe like a dream.  But the story still lingers in his mind.  It is what has already happened.  And what he did not expect.