What reason does Macbeth give for not killing Banquo himself?
What reason does he give for not doing it himself? Macbeth fears for his own life if Banquo lives. Macbeth says that he and Banquo have the same friends and Macbeth would not be able to remain friends with them if he killed Banquo himself.
Why does Macbeth convince the murderers to kill Banquo?
How does Macbeth try to persuade the murderers to kill Banquo? He lies and tells them that Banquo was responsible for their ruination and downfall. He does this so they have a personal interest in killing Banquo and to try to get them to agree to kill Banquo.
What is the conflict between the murderers and Banquo?
In scene 1, the conflict between the murderers and Banquo is that, Banquo is the one who messed up there lives and now they want revenge on him. This question based on Macbeth acts 2 and 3. However, Banquo was murdered in scene 3.3. Hope this answer helps.
How does Macbeth convince the murderers to kill?
How Macbeth persuade the murderers to kill Banquo? He convinces them by talking about how good they would feel to get rid of the man who pushed them towards an early grave and put their families in poverty forever. He tells them that unless they are the worst, most scared type of man they should be able to kill him.
How does Lady Macbeth make her husband feel better?
How does Lady Macbeth attempt to make her husband feel better after seeing the ghost? First she makes excuses for him, then she sends the guests away and puts Macbeth to bed.
What does Lady Macbeth accuse her husband of?
A weak soldier. What does Lady Macbeth accuse her husband of being? She will drug the grooms’ wine and then ring a bell.
What is the only thing motivating Macbeth to kill Duncan?
vaulting ambition
Which of these does Macbeth not give as a reason not to kill Duncan?
Macbeth then offers two more reasons for not assassinating King Duncan. He says that he should not murder King Duncan because he is the king’s kinsman and host. As Duncan’s kinsman, Macbeth should do his best to protect Duncan from adversaries, and as the king’s host, he should close the door on murderers’s faces.
How does Macbeth act before killing Duncan?
Macbeth’s mental state before murdering King Duncan could be described as anxious and somewhat confused. Macbeth understands that he wants to become king, but he is initially unwilling to murder King Duncan to take the title. Unfortunately, Lady Macbeth persuades her husband into committing regicide.