The people of the Elizabethan times believed in witchcraft. Infact, King James 1 was the author of many books on the topic witchcraft. In this period of time, they saw people who fell under the spell of witches with an evil persona. Macbeth is considered evil, as he was allowed to be taken control by the witches. Some might remark that witches deceptive and vague prophecies made it good reasons to easily brainwash Macbeth. They might even say these prophecies would intrigue and eventually command anyone. However, on the other hand Banquo simply ignores the prophecy given by the supernatural supernatural. We can see from the beginning Banquo doesn’t trust the witches. “But’tis strange, And oftentimes, to win us to our harm, the instruments of darkness tell us truths; win is with honest trifles, to betray’s n deepest consequence”. Unlike Macbeth, Banquo is processing the whole picture. He understands that the witches might betray them and only lead to their own destruction. It is Macbeth’s fault he trusted and depended on witches who are often associated with words like evil, deceptive, and supernatural. After confronting with the witches, Macbeth is ambitious, where as Banquo doesn’t believe them despite the prophecy stating that his kids will become king. Even if Macbeth becomes were to become thane of Glamis, wouldn’t this position command enough power to satisfy his ambition? The fact is that Macbeth wants more. Actually, Macbeth is ambitious even without the witches. After he found out he was destined to become king, he didn’t let anyone stop him from becoming king. The witches had never told Macbeth to kill Duncan. Although we can’t deny the fact that the witches suggest him these vague visions, but it is Macbeth who interoperates them the way he wants to.…