Guilt

• How it links to ambition?

  Banquo's perceptiveness, unaffected by the malevolent allure crafted by the

  Witches, serves as a testament to his purity and moral integrity. His immunity to the

  corrupting influences, prevalent among those consumed by ambition, starkly contrasts

  with the tragic descent of characters like Macbeth into moral deterioration
• How it links to appearance versus reality?

  Macbeth embodies the theme of appearance versus reality,

  particularly evident in his deceitful concealment of his fascination with the Witches'

  supernatural prophecies. In contrast, Banquo exemplifies perceptiveness, honesty, and

  an enduring innocence. When confronted with the allure of evil, he turns to religion, a

  testament to his commitment to maintaining moral integrity in the face of potentially

  corrupting influences.