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Fleance: Banquo’s son
Porter: doorman for Macbeth
Macduff: nobleman of Scotland
Donalbain: Duncan’s younger son
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Scene 1
There is something in the air that disturbs Banquo and Fleance and they cannot sleep. As they discuss the reasons for their inability to sleep, Macbeth joins them. Banquo confesses that he has been dreaming about the prophecy the Witches told them and he is concerned about the evil nature of the Witches. Macbeth responds by saying, “I think not of them.” Both agree to...
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