Post by Ivy Gericault on Jul 12, 2011 1:48:47 GMT
Being a literary lover, Ivy loved reading Shakespeare. She loved his plays, but wasn't overly enthused when she received the project of studying his history. She had difficulty understanding what was so important with his history if the world had his plays, but, thirsty for more knowledge in just about every aspect, Ivy headed over to the local public library to do her best with the project. She sat at the table in the library with books of Shakespeare's life taking every spare inch, and a jotted-on notebook resting on the textbook she currently had open. As it turned out, the Bard of Avon wrote Macbeth as a way to save his job by impressing England's new King, by writing a story taking place in Scotland (the King's home country) that used magic, which he was entranced by. It was considerably more interesting than she thought it would be, and found herself absorbed with the writings as she hastily wrote down everything that sounded important - which soon became just about everything.