" For ten points, name this character, who was a good friend of his murderer, Macbeth.
"Seeds of time," "instruments of darkness," "husbandry in heaven," and "strange garments," are all mentioned by this character, one of Shakespeare's many ghosts. He tells the title character, "thou hast it now," with an air of suspicion. When his distrust gets reciprocated and amplified, he returns to the play as a ghost with noticeably "gory locks." For ten points, name this character, who was a good friend of his murderer, Macbeth.
"Seeds of time," "instruments of darkness," "husbandry in heaven," and "strange garments," are all mentioned by this character, one of Shakespeare's many ghosts.
{Banquo}