Fabrice T. Banyingela

  As ambition developed, Macbeth plotted to become the next King of Scotland. These intentions were eventually planted by the three weird sisters (witches) as soon as they met Macbeth and Banquo returning from their victorious wars against two separate armies from Ireland and Norway. Their prediction to Macbeth said that he will be “Thane of Cawdor” and eventually King of Scotland, and to Banquo they said “Thou shalt get kings, though thou be none” a way of saying that he will become the forefather of Scottish Kings. So all hail, to both Macbeth and Banquo! Like a joke, Macbeth and Banquo realized that the prophecy was about to be accomplished when they were told by Ross and Angus (two King’s men) that Thane was convicted and condemned to death for treason. Soon after that, King Duncan has named Macbeth Thane of Cawdor. Coincidence or destiny? Macbeth began to believe in the prophecies. Macbeth shares the prophecies with his wife and soon discover how ambitious she was to the p...

  Successful Marriage   Fabrice Tshiyoyi Banyingela Bachelor Applied Technology, Brigham Young University - Idaho FAML 160: Family Relations Professor: Ryanne Burnett February 12, 2022   Abstract This paper examines an interview of decades of marriage experience of John & Boni Thanjekwayo. Although marriage strengths and weaknesses were discussed during this interview, the focus was set on learning from marriage challenges.   Keywords: P reparation, Adaptability, Friendship , Love, Dating, and Enduring.      Background             Although I’ve known the couple for the past 8 years, they have met almost 30 years ago. John & Boni Thanjekwayo got married in December 1996 right after meeting in July of the same year. Since then, they reflect a great example of a successful marriage. As raised by a single mother, Boni could not understand some of the cultures of other families and remembered...