Jul 14, 2024
“Slow Dance”
Ink and watercolour art inspired by the spectacular Dead Boy Detectives fic Dance the Night by Gruoch (@madamedevil).
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“Slow Dance”
Ink and watercolour art inspired by the spectacular Dead Boy Detectives fic Dance the Night by Gruoch (@madamedevil).
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❤️❤️❤️Lady Macbeth❤️❤️❤️
Urgrhrhr I got kinda lazy with some bits but it's fine... it's okay...
Lady Macbeth. Unknown artist.
🐍✨Hie thee hither, that I may pour my spirits in thine ear and chastise with the valor of my tongue all that impedes thee from the golden round✨🐍
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This took so fucking long, but it was totally worth it for a fabulous Lady Macbeth based on the infamous painting of Ellen Terry
Romeo and Juliet wish they had what the Macbeths have.
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Scotland was peaceful and prosperous during Macbeth’s 17-year reign, according to some chroniclers, and he was buried in the sacred ground o
Macbethad mac Findláech did indeed become King of Alba, and by his side there really was a formidable woman. Macbeth had married his cousin’s widow. Her first husband, Gillecomgain, had been the powerful Lord of Moray, but got himself and 50 of his men burned to death. Careless.
Macbeth now claimed Moray in the name of his new queen, then took the throne of Scotland. Early chroniclers dispute just how that happened. A monk, Marianus Scotus lived around the same time as Macbeth. In the 1070s, he wrote of Macbeth’s 1040 rise to power in his ‘Chronicon Clara’, when "Duncan, the king of Scotland, was killed in autumn, by his earl, Macbeth, Findlaech's son; who succeeded to the kingdom”.
@angelic-dangos She hot....
Bonus: MacBeth and Banquo reactions
Gruoch,
One thing I need to tell you:
You didn’t do it. You weren’t consciously the one that harmed Banquo.
I can’t say any more than that, I just wanted you to know.
Don’t let is weigh too heavily on your conscious. I wish I was writing to you under better circumstances
Hope you’re well,
MacBeth