Macbeth And Son
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Lady Macduff: Every one.
(Macbeth, Act IV, Scene 2, lines 51–52) For once school was okay. It was almost as though real life had decided to follow Luke’s dream. He even got every answer in his Maths test.
Maybe Mum and Sam were right, he thought happily, climbing onto the bus that afternoon. Maybe the only reason he had done so badly at school was because he’d missed all that time when Dad was sick. Maybe he would be able to cope at St Ilf’s, even if he hadn’t really won the scholarship… Patrick... and Megan were waiting for him at the back of the bus.
He was almost tempted to say, ‘How now, you secret, black, and midnight hag!’ to Meg. Somehow that line from the play had stuck in his head. But she mightn’t think it was funny.
‘Hi,’ he said instead.
‘Hi, yourself,’ said Megan, moving up the back seat to give him room to sit down. ‘Hey, are you going to the meeting down at the hall tonight? For people who want to protest against the development?’ ‘Yeah, Mum told me she was organising it with your mum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lady Macduff: Every one.
(Macbeth, Act IV, Scene 2, lines 51–52) For once school was okay. It was almost as though real life had decided to follow Luke’s dream. He even got every answer in his Maths test.
Maybe Mum and Sam were right, he thought happily, climbing onto the bus that afternoon. Maybe the only reason he had done so badly at school was because he’d missed all that time when Dad was sick. Maybe he would be able to cope at St Ilf’s, even if he hadn’t really won the scholarship… Patrick... and Megan were waiting for him at the back of the bus.
He was almost tempted to say, ‘How now, you secret, black, and midnight hag!’ to Meg. Somehow that line from the play had stuck in his head. But she mightn’t think it was funny.
‘Hi,’ he said instead.
‘Hi, yourself,’ said Megan, moving up the back seat to give him room to sit down. ‘Hey, are you going to the meeting down at the hall tonight? For people who want to protest against the development?’ ‘Yeah, Mum told me she was organising it with your mum.
What to read after Macbeth And Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackie French to read onlineMoreLess
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