Question

Macbeth murders Duncan and becomes the king of Scotland. However, he is insecure in his position as he remembers the witches' prophecy that Banquo’s descendants will be kings. His ambition makes him plot other killings, but his plans start going awry. Which event is the turning point in Macbeth?

Answer 1

Answer:

• The murder of Banquo

Explanation:

When Macbeth murders Banquo, he never again delays to slaughter any individual who he regards a danger to his standard as ruler. Before he slaughtered King Duncan, he was as yet uncertain in the event that he will do as such or not until his significant other disgraced him into murdering him. When it came to executing Banquo, he did it because of his own will. This was trailed by slaughtering Macduff's significant other and child since he couldn't execute Macduff himself. He never again minded inasmuch as he remained in power.

Answer 2

The best answer is:
The murder of Banquo 
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