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Perhaps if all you silly little mortals could grasp this simple concept, then the likes of us would not lead you to commit multiple regicides, civil war, suicide, accusation, blame, superstition, betrayal, hatred, and fear. Ask yourselves not how we could be so sadistic, but why in your hearts their is such a lack of desire for peace, tranquility, and stability. Was us who manipulated your fates and fortunes, or was it your own inward lack of compassion and understanding?

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I decided to leave with a bang. BOOM!!!!! Out.

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Though you say you've left a mark on those who've known your name,

Have you truly made a difference,

Have you left a thing behind,

Will you even be remembered,

Will they even remember your name?

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Thank you to all of my friends for supporting me in our fight against Macbeth. We truly are the champions. thelittleprincemalc

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Confidence, the sweet ignorance that once plagued the cursed tyrant. Beware of history repeating itself. Fall not into the same delirium, or thou shalt suffer the same fate as the deceased.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSJoZiB-UGY

Back "Home" (Dierks Bentley) to Hell

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The Macbeths certainly do not posses this quality, but we do consider the deceased Banquo to have. Perhaps that is why he is "lesser but greater than Macbeth."

Whatever we expect with confidence becomes our own self-fulfilling prophecy. -Brian Tracy

Sounds as though Macbeth’s foolish confidence has served as his own prophecy—of his death.

The bloody babe hath killed the one who would not be killed by man from woman born. Macbeth’s overconfidence proved his fatal flaw when Macduff, whose bloody birth fulfilled our dark foresight, killed the fool and cursed him to eternal life. No longer shall he be Glamis, Cawdor, or the King.

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I became insane, with long horrible instances of sanity. --Edgar Allan Poe (via story-dj)

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perhaps we should dare to ask old Duncan if this verse is truly right. According to Macbeth he lies in "perfect death," but would he agree? king-duncan-donuts

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book--quotes

Michelle Hodkin, The Evolution of Mara Dyer (Mara Dyer #2)

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Just as we foresaw thoust sinful actions hath overrun thoust infected mind. No longer shall thou be rendered able to conceal the immense insanity within.