#Fleance

[pjo-tvs-version]

Something about the play Macbeth that really isn't talked about is the character of Banquo. He is always portrayed as this loyal, noble, righteous and honorable person. But we never dig into his ambiguity as a character. He was there with Macbeth when the witches delivered the prophecy, he was kind of subconsciously (I believe consciously though) always suspecting Macbeth's intentions and his reactions from the very beginning. However, we never notice him telling this to anybody. The witches' words did manage to get to him. We see him as this faithful person to Duncan but never once does he mention his meeting with the witches. But never once does he call Macbeth out. It's always like he knows what stuff Macbeth did but just let's it slide. Maybe, you never know he wasn't this great person that he is shown as. Maybe internally he was alright with the drastic turn in events. Maybe a tiny part in him wanted this to happen so that the words of the witches come true. Imagine him having nightmares because of these guilty thoughts and waking up Fleance, his son which makes him extremely concerned about his father. @solo-walker what do you think?

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PROPAGANDA UNDER THE CUT: [SPOILERS AND POSSIBLE TRIGGERS AHEAD]

LOKI:

FLEANCE:

[blackcatarts]

Banquo and Fleance for drawing recs 🥺

he is. little

[caer-gai]

Hey Macbeth people (i know you're here somewhere) anyone got a favourite quote from Malcolm? I'm doing some art with Malcolm, Donalbain, and Fleeance and I wanted to include a quote from each of them. Already using "there's daggers in men's smiles" for Donalbain because it changed my brain chemistry when i first read it but i'm trying to find a good one for the other two

[jammyjams1910]

Didn't put much effort here, one reason is cos it's literally only 6 secs loll but um-

D i l f 😩

[almostvermin]

hey can we all just admit that fleance is a silly little guy. a wet cat meow meow. hes silly! and maybe a little doomed to be manipulated by supernaturals and okay kinda there to appease king jimmy and a bit traumatised but. my little meow meow <3

[shakespearenews]

At the level of language, childhood in Macbeth equals emasculation. Lady Macbeth accuses Macbeth of looking with ‘the eye of childhood’ when he balks at returning to the body of the murdered Duncan. Later, trembling at the appearance of Banquo’s ghost, Macbeth berates himself for being ‘[t]he baby of a girl’ – either a girl’s doll or a baby girl. Only when the ghost has disappeared can he be ‘a man again’.

...Macduff’s son is humanized and individuated, yet he remains nameless. In the speech prefixes in the First Folio of 1623, the first printed edition of the play, he is merely called ‘son’. This is significant because it enables him to function as an emblem of childhood innocence, while simultaneously eliciting audience empathy as an individual.

What is particularly interesting about this scene is that Shakespeare deliberately reworks his source material, the historical chronicles known as ‘Holinshed’, to reinforce further the helplessness of the innocent child in the face of tyrannous power. In Holinshed, Macbeth knows of Macduff’s flight and yet expects him to be still at home when he attacks the castle: ‘he came hastily with a great power into Fife, and forthwith besieged the castell where Makduffe dwelled, trusting to have found him therein’. The target of Macbeth’s murderous rampage is thus Macduff himself and not his unprotected family.

[wizardiest-wizard-of-oz]

opening of a post apocalyptic interpretation of the scottish play that will go unnamed was today I think it went pretty well (it's double cast I'm in both casts though one as fleance and one as chorus I think both casts did really well there were a few hiccups though)

[henry-the-queer-artist]

I am immune to the curse of the Scottish Play because my sister was in it.

So I have said the word ''Macbeth'' (yeah that's right I said it) many many times now, to tell people about my sister being in it. I am okay so far.

So now I'm gonna get to the real point of this post: which is that I can now actually quote Shakespeare from the amount of times I went to see my sister in Macbeth.

By the way, my sister played Fleance and Young Siward.

*ahem* so this is what I remember most of em are stupid

''He HAS no children.'' - MacDuff, Act 4

''I have said.'' - Ross, Act 4

''What is thy name?'' - Young Siward, Act 5

''Thou liest, abhorred tyrant, with my sword I shall prove the lie thou speak'st!"' - Young Siward, Act 5

''SEYTON!'' - Macbeth, Act 4

''Is this a dagger which I see before me?'' - Macbeth, Act 2

*aggressive hand scrubbing sounds* - Lady Macbeth, Act 3 (?)

''All my pretty chickens, in one fell swoop!'' - MacDuff, Act 4

lol that's it if you want more get this to 50 notes

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[furrywrecker911]

Holding Down The Forge

Anniversary commission done off of photos from when Teddy and Fleance took part in casting some metal in the dead of winter at a public forge. I'm gonna think about unconventionally making popcorn over top red hot casting plates for a while, now. Done in Clip Studio Paint EX Character belongs to Teddy and Fleance

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[wizardiest-wizard-of-oz]

I had this with a prop once when I was in the scottish play it was a post apocalyptic interpretation of the play which meant all of the weapons were things you could basically find on the side of the road and one of them was a really beat up baseball bat, I was playing fleance meaning banquo and I had a fight scene with the two murderers and I basically got to enter with the bat block the shovels a few times and the bat was never used again

I also had a dagger at the end for about 3 seconds because we were implying that fleance killed malcolm after the end of the show and I wish I'd had it for longer because it was such a cool scene

why is it that your best costume is always the one you wear for like five seconds in the show

[kittygirlpaw]

stream over. have some of the doodles i did

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PROPAGANDA UNDER THE CUT: [SPOILERS AHEAD]

FLEANCE:

TASHA YAR:

[wyllzel]

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[lil-gae-disaster]

The Hamilton musical has fuckin doomed me and my brain

Because

In take a break, Hamilton sings "Jefferson's Macduff" as if he was thinking of writing a Macbeth x his political enemies and himself fanfiction (insterting shi)

Now

My school's doing the Macbeth play (the last play this school year)

And whenever the word "Macduff" falls, ALL I SEE IS MOTHERFUCKIN DAVEED DIGGS IN HIS THOMAS JEFFERSON OUTFIT

[jammyjams1910]

Omg finally a gacha vid that isn't a shitpost ✨✨

Protect these two 💕💕