Macbeth answered the knock at the door. The door swung open, revealing Banquo's angry face and sword in hand. "Reveal the king to me. I wish to see him," said Banquo, confirming all Macbeth's suspicions.
"I am sorry, He has retired to his rooms." Now Macbeth had confirmed all Banquo's suspicions. He must have killed him already! I must have come too late. Banquo thought desperately to himself as he demanded to see Duncan. Time and time again Macbeth refused Banquo's requests until Bankquo took up his sword and began to attack Macbeth. Macbeth took up his sword and the two began to fight. They rose up a clamor a loud as any that had been heard in the land. So it was hardly surprising when the first quest rose and began to watch Banquo and Macbeth's brawl. After about ten minutes, Banquo was quite surprised when the Duncan walked in the door, dressed in kingly pajamas.
"Why my dear knights! Is this a tournament you are having without me? Am I too late for the show?
Banquo exclaimed, "Way, you are still alive! Macbeth didn't murder you."
"I invited him here to protect him from you!" said Macbeth.
The king looked rather puzzled...