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This is Macbeth. He was a Scottish General who everyone 

looked up to. He won almost every battle he went into. 

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When Scotland battled their enemies, he saw someone who 

looked familiar. It was Macdonwald, a traitor to Scotland, 

leading the Irish army! Macbeth was so mad, so he really 

wanted to win this battle, which of course, he did. 

As Macbeth and his best friend Banquo return home, they are 

approached by 3 witches.

The witches tell them that Macbeth will soon be labeled Thane 

or Cowdor. This is a form of Scottish royalty, and eventually be 

crowned king. Also, Banquo's sons will one day be king.

The witches vanish and two of the king of Scotland's 

men approach Macbeth.

The witches were right! Duncan's men tell him he will be 

labeled Thane of Cawdor and that the king would love to 

come over for dinner.

Macbeth returns home and tells his wife, Lady 

Macbeth, everything, from becoming Thane, to the 

witches' predictions. 

Lady Macbeth loves the idea of becoming a queen and 

wants to happen. She comes up with a plan to open up 

the king's position. 

She will prepare a feast for the king and his son, and many 

noblemen of Scotland. Macbeth will make up a lie and tell 

everyone that king Duncan has been stealing money from 

them. 

When the noblemen are all seated Macbeth welcomes the 

king and his son, Malcom. 

The noblemen surprisingly believe Macbeth and bring 

Duncan to jail. They remove his crown, robe, and title 

as king, just as planned. Malcom runs away to England 

to seek help.

Macbeth is crowned as king. But he begins to 

wonder, if the witches were right about him, they 

have to be right about Banquo's sons. He must do 

something about it.

Macbeth decides since he has so much power, he can 

convince the country that almost anyone is a traitor. He 

calls his best friend, Banquo a traitor and send him and his 

sons across Europe, so there is no chance of his sons 

becoming king. 

Everyone starts to doubt Macbeth. Even Lady Macbeth 

has gotten so guilty about how many people he has hurt 

and how much he has lied to become king. She decides to 

run away from Macbeth. 

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