[ SECRET POST #5407 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5407 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Fucking Shakespeare. The guy was a hack. Let me tell you about the real Macbeth one day. The version Shakespeare came up with is just like the complete opposite of the real one. Shakespeare is the royal version of Brannon Braga.

[(Anonymous)]

Well? Out with it, I must know about the real Macbeth!

(unless this is just pure anti-Shakespeare blustering hullabaloo for a goof, and there is no real Macbeth)

[(Anonymous)]

No, he existed and was pretty positive figure overall. He was one of the early Kings of Scotland from 1040–1057, one of the unifying ones who may have done as much as Kenneth MacAlpin himself in bringing together the various sub-kingdoms of Alba, Strathclyde, and Dal Riata to make a unified Scotland, and his rule predated even the Saxon rule in England. Contemporary sources say he was called "The Generous King of Good Fortune" and the "he gave money to the poor as if it were seed".

On the downside, he also hosted a lot of Normans from France as guests and refugees which contributed to the start of Feudalism in Southern Scotland (although it was never quite as tyrannical as it was in England, it was the English-Normans continually trying to impose their stricter version of feudalism on Scotland that contributed so much to the ill feeling between the two countries).