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Madoc kills Taryn and Jude's parents
when Madoc kills Jude's parents, it changes Jude's life forever. she goes from a happy easy life with her biological parents to a life full of struggle and pain. this event is mainly responsible for Jude's development into independence -
2
Prince Dain's Spy
When Prince Dain gives Jude the chance to be a spy for him he puts a protection on her to not allow any spells to affect her. This makes Jude eager and full of ambition as she is getting closer to her goal making her more determined than ever -
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Macbeth in War
Like Jude, Macbeth shows off his skills when battling in war, where is known as a noble warrior. This is where most people get to see how strong Macbeth truly is and where Macbeth gains power. -
3
Thane of Cawdor
after the battle, Macdonwald is found to be a trader and is killed. macbeth being the nobel hero he is, is granted the title thane of cawdor where he gets his first taste of real power. like Jude, this is where his ambition grows stronger as he has finally tasted what its like to have power. -
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Summer Tournament
Jude fights with Carden, and fights well, but is beaten. Carden asks that Jude beg for forgiveness from him, but Jude refuses. As Jude lays after the fight, her ambition of being a knight takes a huge hit, as she could not beat Carden. When Locke comes and tends to her wounds, Jude begins to be more trustworthy of Locke as she sees him as someone she can trust other than Vivi and Taryn. -
4
Killing Duncan
Similar to the guilt that Jude felt when Sophie died, was the guilt that Macbeth felt after murdering Duncan in order to be become king. He didn't know at the time if what he did was right. -
4
Rescuing Sophie
When Jude finds a servant girl names Sophie and wants to help her, Jude convinces Vivi to take Sophie back to the human world. But as they ride horses to the human world, Sophie pitches herself off a cliff. Her death gives Jude tremendous guilt and causes the epiphany that she cannot save everyone. Her ambition is seen as a human flaw. -
5
Prove Her Loyalty to Dain
Dain summons Jude to the parlor to scold her for stabbing Valerian. He wants her to stab her own hand to prove her loyalty to him, and she does so. This is proof of her determination and ambition to stay in Faene. As she continues to be bullied by the true fairies for being human, her strong will to not give under any circumstance is later shown as one of her human weaknesses. -
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Macbeth Kills Banquo
The first example of the corrupt power Macbeth gained was when he killed his good friend, Banquo. This caused his ego to spike and his ambition to grow to the point where he will do whatever it takes to keep the power he has obtained. Like Jude, Macbeth was willing to kill to keep his title. -
6
Jude Kills Valrian
Valerian enters Jude's room drunk and with a dagger. He begins to threaten her and Jude kills him. This is the very first time Jude killed someone and shows how she is getting stronger from her training. She is more confident in her ability to act on her own free will, instead of being controlled by someone else -
7
Taryn and Locke
After the crowning ceremony, where Dain is killed, Jude finally arrives home after her long journey. She finds Taryn with Jude's fiance, Locke. This devastating news caused her to lose complete trust in the two people closest to her. She now feels as if she can trust no one and is left with only herself. -
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Carden Crowned KIng
At Balekin's crowning ceremony, Jude and Carden arrive with a plan to crown Oak as King. It was going smoothly until Oak crowned Carden instead. Even though Carden had no interest in being king, he had to comply for a year and a day. During this time Jude worked behind the scenes and got a taste of the power she was after. In the end, she will have the same fate as Macbeth by allowing her human ambition to take over and her greediness to consume the power she already had.