The timeline below shows where the term Iona appears in Lady Macbeth. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.
Chapter 21
...in an ambush. Duncan is now king. Macbeth will go to bury his grandfather on Iona, where all kings are buried. Gruadh insists on coming with him.
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Before arriving in Iona, Macbeth, Banchorrie, and Gruadh meet in Scone and discuss King Malcolm’s death. Banchorrie warns the...
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Chapter 22
Macbeth has returned from Iona and travels home with Gruadh. He hopes to be buried on Iona one day. Shortly...
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Chapter 31
...up north “a wounded king with half a realm.” He insisted on being buried on Iona, like a true king, even if Malcolm mac Duncan protested. Macbeth lived just long enough...
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Epilogue
Ruari and Lulach tell Gruadh that Macbeth has finally been buried at Iona, as he always wanted to be.
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