Blood dripping from his chest, our beloved
King Duncan was savagely murdered during his sleep, unaware of what horrific
event was to happen to his innocent corpse. Citizens of Scotland shivered in
despair, who committed such atrocity? What was the motivation of this
horrendous crime?
Our noble king slaughtered, suffocating in
his own blood, penetrated by a crystal blade. Lady Macbeth commentated, “I have
seen the two suns of our gracious king escape today, this leads me to suggest
that the people who committed this devious crime were in fact Malcom and
Donalbain!”
This country is taking drastic action by sending
search parties in pursuit of these betrayful sons. A regular servant reported
that he was awake during the time of the murder, doing his daily chores. He
heard whispers most likely from two people, am and a women! He also added that
the voices sounded like people from inside the palace, a traitor…
So the culprit still
hasn’t been discovered but there are suggestions to who might have done it. The
criminal for this devastating event will be severely punished. Will the truth
be revealed? All this these questions still haven’t been answered but the main,
important question, who committed this devious
crime has been
partially answered.
you spelt sons wrong
ReplyDeleteI think this is some excellent work, you used powerful vocabulary and correct punctuation but I think you should look at your spellings
ReplyDeleteThis is an excellent piece of writing. Well done!
ReplyDeleteLavanan, this is a very high leveled work for me. Well done!
ReplyDelete*You have used powerful vocabulary.
*Correct structure and good use of complex sentences
with correct punctuation.
*I wish you had put one or two more questions to make it
more effective.
This was a great piece of work but as najmo said you spelt sons wrong
ReplyDeleteyou used very good vocabulary and you included all the features.
ReplyDeleteit think this is a fantastic piece of work you had the correct puctuion and you have added good vocabulary but you need to look at you spelling
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