Macbeth - Shakespeare+1
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Macduff turns up in 56 works open to everyone here. The average one runs about 8,200 words. Read any of them in your browser, save it as an EPUB, or listen to it.
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Macbeth - Shakespeare
Comfortable Silence
by hayden (mxcrowave)
Macduff is a nice man. He tries to help Malcolm with his work :)
Macbeth - Shakespeare
Moving On, Or: The Aftermath of the War
by Caticorn2003
The traitor Macbeth is dead, and Malcolm now sits on the Scottish throne. But killing Macbeth didn't undo any of the things he did, and Malcolm is still mourning the death of his father, King Duncan. Macduff, too, is grieving the loss of his wife and children. Luckily, they're there to support each other and bond over their shared losses.Also, they're super gay for each other.Takes place a few months after the play ends.
Macbeth - Shakespeare
A potentially explicit work
Macbeth - Shakespeare
My Loyalties
by perfectpride
Three years later, Malcolm reflects on Scotland and a strange type of love.
Macbeth - Shakespeare
Mere King
by GlassXelhua
Some debate the meaning of the king's submission to Macduff's advice. If they could speak with chamber doors... They would give the sainted king his privacy, out of any love they might hold towards Macduff's Perfection.
Macbeth - Shakespeare
Our love makes us traitors.
by Thamys020
"People do horrible things for power." I told him.Malcolm started to cry again.
Macbeth - Shakespeare
Drinking With Company
by Thamys020
"My dad wanted a boy." Duff looked up from her ale at the Queen of Scotland, who stared at her hands and scars crossing the tops of them. "Oh yeah?"
Macbeth - Shakespeare+1
warmth (and its variations)
by ghostieboyo
A few years after the events of the play, Macduff and Malcolm have a sort of routine going.
Macbeth - Shakespeare
Be Not Afraid (of your new job and the complications that come with it)
by Thamys020
Everything is so much, sometimes.
Macbeth - Shakespeare
A potentially explicit work
Macbeth - Shakespeare
Untimely
by mynameisjessejk
Mac has an odd relationship with time; every since he came too early and killed his mother, it seems like he's been too soon or too late for everything.But he's a good knight and he loves his king, and when treason in the ranks threatens everything he cares about, perhaps being in the right place at the wrong time might save them all.
Macbeth - Shakespeare
MacDuff Does Detective Work
by Thamys020
MacDuff locks down the Inverness and decides (with his partner in crime Kieran of Lennox) that he's going to find out who killed Duncan.
Sleep No More - Punchdrunk
all my pretty things
by lizimajig
It feels like she prays ceaselessly. For her husband, sometimes so close to her and other times so far she wonders how to reach them, for their son, gone before his time, and the one that grows in her belly, more each day. Sometimes there are words; requests for health and long life and an easy delivery, repeated until the words have lost their meaning. Other times she weeps so pitifully and endlessly that her husband interrupts her, gently wresting her votive from her hands and pulling her to him. Lady MacDuff is caught in the web woven by witches, Macbeths, and Mr. Bargarren.
Macbeth - Shakespeare
A potentially explicit work
Macbeth - Shakespeare+1
Who Was Left Behind
by SepiaDawn
Macduff's children and Fleance find each other after the night of the banquet. They're lost, scared, and hurting. How can you cope when you're roaming the woods with nothing but a wooden sword and your companions? Maybe an old relative in a far-off cottage can help.///I don't plan on finishing this story for a long time, because the document I used to write it is apparently cursed and has crashed my laptop 3 times (even when switched to a different program). One day, I'll fix the fix-it fic.
Macbeth - Shakespeare
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SHAKESPEARE William - Works+1
the poor wren the most
by Anonymous
there are tears pricking your eyes as you step away from the hug, and you do not want rhona to see the fear and sorrow that you yourself are feelings, lest it fuel her own. “i am so much a fool, should i stay longer. it would be my disgrace and your discomfort.” you leave, turning back one last time to smile gently at your sweet cousin.
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