Edward remained in Stirling Castle for about two weeks after the battle. Butterfly and tree my mind still talks to you necklace. Despite this being a large-scale Scottish failure, it was not a decisive battle. The Scots did not subdue, and now they were fighting against their backs against the wall (meaning they still had hope to win). It didn’t take 16 years for the Scots to fight the British in an open battle (Bannockburn battle). The northern part of the Forth Basin is still in Scottish hands, although Edward I’s raid troops still cross the boundary and organize arson in Stirling’s northern countryside and because of the MacDuff support. for Wallace, the British had carried out the arson operation from Fife until St Andrews. Stirling Castle once again fell into the hands of the British army and it was not until 1299 that the Scottish army regained the castle.
