Question

31 multiple choice 2 points why does the witches prophecy about banquo bother macbeth? it means his crown may not last. he fears malcolms return. he wants banquo to rule after him. he doesnt believe in fate anymore. clear my selection

Explanation:

In Macbeth, the witches prophesy that Banquo's descendants will be kings. Macbeth is concerned about his own power and legacy. If Banquo's line is to rule, Macbeth's crown (his rule) may not have a lasting dynasty. The fear of his own rule being short - lived (his crown not lasting) is what bothers him. The other options are not related to the witches' prophecy about Banquo. Malcolm's return is a separate threat not directly tied to Banquo's prophecy. Macbeth does not want Banquo to rule after him (he is power - hungry and paranoid). And his belief in fate is still present as he is reacting to the prophecy.

Answer:

It means his crown may not last.