How does Macbeth feel about Fleance getting away unharmed? It confirms his suspicion that the witches are lying to him. It's fine because he can blame Banquo's murder on Fleance. It leaves him vulnerable. It's not such a big deal.

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How does Macbeth feel about Fleance getting away unharmed? It confirms his suspicion that the witches are lying to him. It's fine because he can blame Banquo's murder on Fleance. It leaves him vulnerable. It's not such a big deal.

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Macbeth feels vulnerable because Fleance's escape threatens his position and ensures Banquo's prophecy of his descendants becoming kings could still come true.

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How does Macbeth feel about Fleance getting away unharmed? It confirms his suspicion that the witches are lying to him. It's fine because he can blame Banquo's murder on Fleance. It leaves him vulnerable. It's not such a big deal.

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