Which two statements are the most likely interpretations of Macbeth's behavior in act 3's banquit scene?

A. Macbeth in trying to pacify Lady Macbeth by organizing the banquet scene

B. Macbeth displays his newfound power and position to te guests assembled at his banquet

C. Macbeth is remorseful and decides to canfess is sins to Banquo

D. Macbeth is troubled by the witches' prophecy that Banquo's descendants will become kings

E. Macbeth has a troubled conscience because he murdered Duncan and Banquo

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Joanna Melton

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14 December, 10:00

Which two statements are the most likely interpretations of Macbeth's behavior in act 3's banquit scene?

A. Macbeth in trying to pacify Lady Macbeth by organizing the banquet scene

B. Macbeth displays his newfound power and position to te guests assembled at his banquet

C. Macbeth is remorseful and decides to canfess is sins to Banquo

D. Macbeth is troubled by the witches' prophecy that Banquo's descendants will become kings

E. Macbeth has a troubled conscience because he murdered Duncan and Banquo

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Holly Bell · Answer 1

I think the answers are B and E.

B because he wants to organize the banquet because he feels greedy that he has taken over power from Duncan and wants to "show off" his new position.

E because Macbeth acts strangely at the banquet when he sees Banquo's bloody ghost because he feels guilty for sending someone to kill Banquo.