In Macbeth, as he considers Macbeth's kingship, banquo feels.

a.) premonition of his own impending death

b.) admiration for Macbeth's achievement

c.) glimmers of hope for his sons

b.) disgust in his encounter with the witches

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Fabian

17 September, 00:20

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C.) glimmers of hope for his sons.

In Macbeth, as he considers Macbeth's kingship, banquo feels.a.) premonition of his own impending deathb.) admiration for Macbeth's achievementc.) glimmers of hope for his sonsb.) disgust in his encounter with the witches