Macbeth's guilt and fear manifest in the form of Banquo's ghost, which only he can see.
Lady Macbeth tries to cover for Macbeth's strange behavior, but her efforts are in vain.
Macbeth's confidence is shattered by the ghost's appearance, revealing his inner turmoil.
Lady Macbeth believes the ghost is a product of Macbeth's fear and doubt.
Macbeth's weakness and insecurity lead him to rely on supernatural forces and prophecies.
Why does Macbeth become fearful during the banquet?
—Macbeth sees the ghost of Banquo, which only he can see, and this terrifies him.
Why does Lady Macbeth scold Macbeth during the banquet?
—Lady Macbeth scolds Macbeth for his lack of courage and allows his fear and guilt to control him.
What does Lady Macbeth believe the ghost is?
—Lady Macbeth believes the ghost is a figment of Macbeth's imagination, a product of his fear and doubt.
Does the ghost's appearance affect everyone at the banquet?
—No, the others at the banquet do not see the ghost and are confused by Macbeth's behavior.
What does Macbeth plan to do after the banquet?
—Macbeth plans to visit the witches the next day to seek guidance and reassurance.
00:13Macbeth hosts a banquet for the Lords, during which the ghost of Banquo appears.
00:35Lady Macbeth tries to cover for Macbeth's strange behavior.
00:57Macbeth speaks to the ghost and tries to cover up his fear.
01:17The party breaks up after the Lords leave.
01:22Macbeth expresses his fear of Banquo's revenge and questions Macduff's absence.
01:35Macbeth resolves to visit the witches the next day.
01:57Macbeth sees Banquo's ghost again and talks to it.
02:38Lady Macbeth tries to make excuses for Macbeth's behavior.
