Why is Banquo perplexed at the sight of the Witches?ResponsesA He finds their behavior appalling.He finds their behavior appalling.B He does not understand their language.He does not understand their language.C He cannot tell if they are young or old.He cannot tell if they are young or old.D He cannot tell if they are men or women.

Why is Banquo perplexed at the sight of the Witches?

What is Macbeth's lie to Banquo about the witches' predictions?

What do Banquo's final lines, quoted below, seem to indicate?*O treachery! Fly, good Fleance, fly, fly, fly!Thou mayst revenge—O slave! (3.3.25-26)Elimination ToolSelect one answerABanquo cares deeply about his son.BBanquo feels that he has let Macbeth down by not being there for him.CBanquo fears for the future of Scotland.DBanquo realizes that he has been betrayed by Macbeth.

What is Banquo's position?

What does Macbeth recognize about Banquo, according to psychoanalytic literary theory?MACBETH:"’Tis much hedares,And to that dauntless temper of his mindHe hath a wisdom that doth guide his valorTo act in safety." (3.1.55-59)Elimination ToolSelect one answerABanquo suffers from an Oedipal complex.BUnlike the Macbeths, Banquo has a healthy ego.CBanquo's id has learned to restrain itself in certain situations.DBanquo's superego is prominent in his psyche.