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| − | In 1040, Demona | + | In 1040, an aged Demona yearned for the strength of her youth, while Macbeth and [[Clan Moray]] were on the eve of being crushed by [[Duncan]]'s forces. The two of them agreed to an alliance in which Macbeth would trade his youth in exchange for Demona's aid in defeating Duncan. |
The Weird Sisters brokered the deal, but at the command of the [[Archmage]] {{CIT|(as well as their own reasons)}}, they also made Demona and Macbeth immortal, unable to die except by the other's hand. | The Weird Sisters brokered the deal, but at the command of the [[Archmage]] {{CIT|(as well as their own reasons)}}, they also made Demona and Macbeth immortal, unable to die except by the other's hand. | ||
Revision as of 17:47, 19 May 2011
Demona and Macbeth's link is a spell that the Weird Sisters placed upon Demona and Macbeth in 1040 A.D. following a bargain that they made.
History
In 1040, an aged Demona yearned for the strength of her youth, while Macbeth and Clan Moray were on the eve of being crushed by Duncan's forces. The two of them agreed to an alliance in which Macbeth would trade his youth in exchange for Demona's aid in defeating Duncan.
The Weird Sisters brokered the deal, but at the command of the Archmage (as well as their own reasons), they also made Demona and Macbeth immortal, unable to die except by the other's hand.
Characteristics
Demona and Macbeth are immortal and unable to age. Demona is permanently the equivalent of a thirty-five year old by gargoyle terms, while Macbeth is stuck at fifty-two. When they are in close proximity with each other, they will feel the other's pain, and to a lesser extent, pleasure.
The rate that either of them heal depends entirely on the wound. A severe, or fatal wound, is likely to activate the spell and accelerate their healing. However, a minor wound will heal at a natural rate for both of them.
Their link is not just immortality and healing, destiny is at work. Before Puck's Spell of Transformation, no one knows what would have happened if Demona were shattered during her stone sleep because such a thing never happened. Nor has she or Macbeth ever been beheaded, blown up, or suffered any other such atrocity. [1]
The Weird Sisters didn't just bestow Demona and Macbeth with magical immortality, but they made a prediction: that they would both live, eternally linked, sharing pain and anguish with no relief until one destroyed the other. No one else can destroy them.
The Weird Sisters are also unable to remove the link.
Since Demona was hatched from a gargoyle egg, the dictate in Shakespeare's play that "none of woman born" may kill Macbeth holds true in the Gargoyles Universe, if with a different loophole.
