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He worries that Banquo<span> will be suspicious of Duncan's </span>murder<span>, since he was there when </span>Macbeth<span> received the prophecy that he would be king. He also wants to avoid a “fruitless crown,” so he decides to </span>kill Banquo<span> and his son Fleance in order to ensure that none of </span>Banquo's<span> “issue” take the throne after him</span>
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B because the narrator isn't telling the truth