The original dialogue is also interspersed within the book’s text. Quotes from Macbeth head each of the chapters and sub-chapters and indicate a new character is speaking. Lady Mary, for example, is only fourteen (and, by the end of the book, is on her fourth engagement).
In my opinion, it makes it more exciting and relevant to young adult readers, as most of the characters are young adults themselves. These points of view give readers a new look at an old piece of literature. These characters present the tragedy of Macbeth from their own points of view and provide readers with a very different glimpse of this tale. This retelling of Macbeth follows Mary, a ward of Lord and Lady Macbeth, and several other characters that were not vital or even present in the original play: Fleance, son of Banquo Seyton, one of Macbeth’s lackeys Ildred and Swin, servants in the Macbeth household and a few other characters. Cooney’s Enter Three Witches may have just changed my mind–at least when it comes to Macbeth. I’m not a big fan of Shakespeare’s tragedies.
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