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Banquo ('a wisdom that doth guide his valour' (Honourable,…
Banquo
'a wisdom that doth guide his valour'
Honourable
Suggests he thinks before he acts and does what is right
Contrasts Macbeth
Loyal
'neither beg nor fear your favours'
Doesn't trust the witches
Rational
Intrigued
Cautious
'allegiance clear'
His conscience is more important to him than his power and glory
'Noble Banquo/ that hast no less deserved'
Noble
Brave
'The instruments of darkness tell us truths'
Wisdom
Gullable
He doesn't act to protect himself
Macbeth is haunted by Banquo's ghost which shows how guilty he feels about killing his honourable friend
He is perceptive regarding his trust and the witches