Which is the most accurate and complete summary of this passage? Select one:
O a Macbeth and Banquo are in conversation when they notice the witches. Banquo immediately comments on the witches' "withered and
wild" appearance. Macbeth demands that they speak up and identify themselves.
O b. Macbeth and Banquo notice the wild-looking witches and secretly want to get to know them better. After being charged to speak, the
witches deliver news about both men's futures. Macbeth is disappointed, but Banquo is pleased. This passage ends as Banquo expresses
that he would never hate the witches.
O c. Macbeth is a good man until he sees the witches here. Little does he know that this is the start of most of his problems in life. A person
should never trust strangers, especially strangers who claim to know everything that's going on. Overall, Shakespeare does a great job with
these characters.
O d. Macbeth and Banquo turn their conversation toward the witches they notice as they travel along. Banquo's questions show that he's trying
to figure out who these strange beings are, and Macbeth charges them to speak. After the witches greet Macbeth with three different titles,
Banquo questions them further about his own future.