The Death of a Great Man
We have recently discovered from a trusted source that our great King Duncan was brutally murdered in the night while staying at Macbeth's estate. We do not know the details yet, but two servants were murdered around the same time. Macbeth, the thane of Cawdor and Glamis, claims he killed them in revenge after he saw what they'd done to our beloved king. Unfortunately, this means we cannot get the details of the murder from these clearly guilty people. The heirs to the throne were spotted fleeing the Macbeth estate not long after the murder was discovered. Could it be a case of both regicide and patricide? Macbeth, whose estate the murder took place at (who's definitely not suspicious at all) took it in his stride and accepted the kingship bestowed upon him in the absence of Malcomb "with a heavy heart." Hopefully, his fate doesn't follow his predecessor's. That could never happen... right? The noble family of Macbeth has certainly had some highs and lows ...