By Dr. Mercola. Any type of traumatic injury, such as a fall, can cause capillaries (small blood vessels) near your skin's surface to break and leak red blood cells. This causes the reddish-purple or black and blue appearance of bruises on your skin.
In Act III, Scene I we learn that Macbeth has hired murderers to kill Banquo and his son. Macbeth does this because he realizes that Banquo poses a threat to Macbeth's rise in power. At the same time, Banquo loses trust in Macbeth but decides to fake his loyalty for safety.He also wonders if the witches' prophesy concerning his sons will actually come true, which puts them directly at odds with Macbeth.Banquo is murdered in Act III, Scene III. However Banquo's son escapes.When the murderers tell Macbeth that the plan was not completely successful Macbeth realizes that Fleance still is a threat but is happy that no other children will be born of Banquo.t the same time, Banquo loses trust in Macbeth but decides to fake his loyalty for safety. He also wonders if the witches' prophesy concerning his sons will actually come true, which puts them directly at odds with Macbeth. Banquo is murdered in Act III, Scene III.
Shakespeare also gives MacBeth the title 'Thane of Glamis' but in fact Glamis was not known as a thanage in the 11th century. In Shakespeare's play, MacBeth's friend Banquo is shown as a noble and loyal man, resisting evil, a contrast to the character of Macbeth.In Holinshed's 'Chronicles' however, Banquo is shown as exactly the opposite: he is an accomplice in MacBeth's murder of Duncan.harles Kean and his wife as Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, in costumes aiming to be historically accurate (1858). As for the personalities of the two main characters, Duncan and MacBeth, again Shakespeare's portrayal is not historically correct.