🔍Macbeth suspects Banquo's involvement in recent events and fears the prophecy that Banquo's descendants will be kings.
💀Macbeth hires murderers to kill Banquo and his son, Fleance.
🤔Banquo is unconcerned about his own safety and openly shares his plans with Macbeth.
😱Macbeth is troubled by the prophecy that his crown will not bear more kings.
🌑Macbeth's actions reveal his transformation from an honorable and loyal individual to a corrupt and deceitful one.
Why does Macbeth suspect Banquo?
—Macbeth suspects Banquo's involvement in recent events, including the murder of King Duncan. He fears that Banquo may threaten his position as king.
Why does Macbeth hire murderers to kill Banquo?
—Macbeth hires murderers to eliminate the threat posed by Banquo, as he fears the witches' prophecy that Banquo's descendants will be kings.
Why is Banquo unconcerned about his safety?
—Banquo is strangely unconcerned about his safety, possibly due to his trust in Macbeth as a friend and his belief in the witches' prophecy.
What troubles Macbeth about the prophecy?
—Macbeth is troubled by the prophecy that his crown will not bear more kings, implying that his lineage and reign may be cut short.
What does Macbeth's actions reveal about his character?
—Macbeth's actions show his transformation from an honorable and loyal individual to a corrupt and deceitful one. He becomes willing to order the death of his friend to protect his power.
00:09Macbeth becomes suspicious of Banquo and contemplates the witches' prophecy.
00:19Macbeth interrupts Banquo's reflections and asks him how long he plans to stay.
00:30Macbeth tells Banquo about Malcolm and Donalbain's presence in England and Ireland, adding to his suspicions.
01:17Macbeth hires murderers to kill Banquo and Fleance on their way back from their ride.
01:50Macbeth reveals his troubled thoughts about the prophecy and his fear of Banquo's descendants.
02:20Macbeth's actions show his transformation from honor to deceit, now comfortable with ordering the death of his friend.
