Banquo strongly suspects Macbeth's complicity in Duncan's murder. Why does he keep quiet about it?

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He cannot prove the murder to any degree - and Macbeth is now considered the most powerful man in the nation since Malcolm and Donalbain's flight. Most likely, he see the power that Macbeth now wields and fears for his and his son's life.

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