To the most tranquil King Edward by god's grace well-known king of England, greetings in yond agent through whom the thrones of those who aren't ruleth art governed. At which hour, under the sweetness of harmony, the minds of the bordering people findeth rest. Our modesty hath led us, now and at other times, to request thy Highness additional earnestly so that, thee would taketh pains to cease from our tyranny and the trouble of the people of our kingdom. So that destruction and the spilling of a neighbor's blood may henceforward halt. His Highness, the king of Scotland, hast hath met uncertain death in bitter cold blood on that agent by his shoulder, the presenteth current tyrant king Macbeth
His Highness the Prince, Malcolm's son of the befallen King and next heir of the thrown and myself hasn't did flee to the peaceful neighborhood, thy kingdom in feareth of our more liveth from being did snatch from us in secure hands, by the relentless animal liketh king of Scotland. We, therefore, humbly requested thy mercy to grant us thy army to holp us defeat Macbeth and shutter his evil deed to the innocent people of Scotland. We pleadeth thee findeth m'rcy in our teen, and doth thy cousin and famous the late king of Scotland, King Daniel a favor and avenge his death and the grievances of the innocent Scots
Macbeth hast with nay most wondrous honor did snatch the life of those that gent doth feel not hast his threats and enemies. Mine own family hast suffered the brutal honesty of the kings' anger for blood and power. Mine own heartaches of teen and anger filleth with own mine loyalty of Scotland the landeth bestowed to me peaceful by mine own ancestors did turn into an earning palace under the pleasure of the evil dead of King Macbeth. With own mine loyalty, all f'r mine own landeth and the befallen King of Scotland and burning anger for revenge to own mine family and to restore the peace yond wast, we wisheth thy heart may findeth honor and gift us our requested the army thee shall grant us shall beest hath led by the most wondrous Highness the son of King Duncan to the castle of duns inane and oust Macbeth from the forcefully did earn the title, in which that gent deserves not. In returneth, we shall holiday our unending loyalty to the landeth of England and ally with thee for the future. King Duncan, the late wast at war with the king of Norway in which the major battleth wast wonne by the gen'rals Macbeth and Banquo. Macbeth in greed hath decided to turneth 'gainst his king due to the appetite to the becometh king, which that gent is not gentle to possesseth. Therefore, the rightful heir to the throne is his son Malcolm, with whom I haven't done accompany to thy territory. The people of Scotland haven't done endure the grave teen of living under an evil king destined to destroyeth any threat yond evolves 'r rather any suspicions yond that gent smells.
Thy majesty may t findeth in thy heart mercy, by god's holp to saveth thy neighbor with whom thee hasn't allied with for countless times decades. With whom our deepest adornments to this landeth yond we freely, happily art did welcome, and honored with most wondrous loveth. Our true desire is we extendeth the longeth enduring unity yond hast stout roots from our ancestors and those before those folk. Coequal in the midst, uncertainty the inevitable bond reconciles the weak positions. Malcolm is one who isn't most wondrous honor that gent holds lief and loyalty to his landeth and father that gent erns for. That gent with most wondrous honor wouldst dearly beest a parteth of this most wondrous kingdom and accomplished most wondrous missions hath left behind by his father. That gent shall restore our dignity from the visage of our foe and the greatest foe our king, and protecteth our landeth from the vulnerability of our enemies
The thousands of men thee shall endow shall beest hath led by our heir, we shall useth our most wondrous knowledge of the terrain to ambush Macbeth and stripes that gent of his coronet, the army shall taketh most wondrous precaution and protecteth each one of the troops. With as much as ten thousand armies we can overthrow the government of King Macbeth and maketh that gent kicketh the bucket by the sword as that gent liveth. Destroyeth his most precious honor as that gent hast done to us. The troop shall maketh departure as anon as thee giveth a word of thy acknowledgment, we shall work closely with thy army leader to driveth towards this big success running our way. We the neighbor is in grief thou art in grief too since our Scotland loyalties with sweaty haste in such of freedom and protection in this landeth of honor.
with huge sincerity, we at this moment returneth honor of appreciation for thee thrown most wondrous consideration to holp an estranged neighbor with nay harmony in his landeth. Thy most assured allies and cousin McDuff and prince Malcolm.
Rationale
Shakespeare has made Macduff the liberator of Scotland by making him seem like God's selected angel of justice to restore the true and chosen king of Scotland. Macduff, along with Malcolm, goes to England to search for help from the ancient King Edward the Confessor. Once Macduff gets the soldiers, He will return to Scotland with ten thousand militias rented to him by the English king to overthrow Macbeth. Macduff certainly goes to England to collect the backing of both the King of England and Malcolm (Duncan's son) in ousting Macbeth. Therefore, that is his basic incentive of writing the letter as it recounts the story (Cullen).
Macduff is a man of few words; he uses prose mostly when he speaks. Shakespeare's narration runs both prose and verses depending on the depth of the message. The prose is a communicative style that sounds natural and uses the grammatical structure of writing style that is brief yet interesting for what it fails to say (literacy Devices, 2017)
In this letter, Macduff uses various styles by use of various literary devices to make the letter precise and straight to the point using less but complete structures. Some of the literary devices were similes and metaphors. The letter also has the use of litotes for instance when he says this is no small problem, meaning that it is a huge problem. The purpose and the effect of these literary devices are to allow the reader to see the familiar in a new way; it allows the reader to grasp abstract ideas by making them mire more concrete. It also enhances the readers understanding and adds depth to the text (Kaltura, 2015)
Writers use beautiful language to attract the attention of the audience and make them live in the moment of the story makes the reader see and hear the action of the character in their mind and live the moment with them. The action is coherent with the character and makes the reader relate to them well and in-depth as compare to when the language is simpler and plain.
The impact of Shakespeare's diction is apparent on the English Language, as he furnished structure to his prose and verses; he assisted to regulate grammar and developed new words. He was amongst the leading writers to provide a different structure to his writing. Furthermore, he used a diverse style of scripting plays and poetry. Shakespeare also used modest words with great art that became legendary for the other English authors to trail. Moreover, Shakespeare uses metaphors masterly in his inscription (Baluchi).
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