“Fleance,” Banquo said as he headed into the kitchen to eat a nice piece of Scottish steak, “could you please inform Macbeth and his lady that I I have a very interesting story to tell. " "Yes, father, I will go at once," said Fleance, quickly leaving the room and heading towards Lady Macbeth and Macbeth's quarters. "Such a nice young man," Banquo said to himself as he eating his delicious whiskey. -infused steak.Fleance was walking randomly and accidentally bumped into Macbeth! How nice to see you, we were just going to see Banquo in the kitchen. of whom I met your father, Banquo,” said Macbeth with Lady Macbeth at his side, “run and play with your friends in the yard” “Thank you, Macbeth”” said Fleance, walking away quickly, already thinking of the. fun activities he can participate in in the yard. Macbeth and his wife headed into the kitchen where Banquo was sitting, cleaning the rest of his steak. Macbeth and his wife looked at the rest of the very large steak sitting on the counter. Banquo understood what this meant, non-verbally, and cut them each a good amount of steak and placed it on the table with a glass of wine for everyone. “Macbeth!” Could I tell your wife how we met? I have wanted to tell him this story ever since the day I finally understood it and was able to make sense of it,” Banquo said, looking at Macbeth and occasionally glancing at Lady Macbeth. “Actually, Banquo, we just came here to ask you to tell this story!” Lady Macbeth recently became very curious when she realized she didn't know how you met me. She wanted to know how the king and his best friend had met," Mom said... middle of paper... which was out of place at that time. "So, 'George,' the name that you wear is very strange. I will call you Banquo, said Macbeth Very well. Can I live in this castle until the end of my days or until I find a better place? replied Macbeth, “you can live in this room here” “And that is how I met your husband, Macbeth,” Banquo said to Lady Macbeth. "Wow! That's quite a story! I've heard many stories of witchcraft in my time, but nothing this astonishing!" said Lady Macbeth. "Well, I must go to bed," said Banquo as he heading to the room Macbeth gave him on that fateful day Lady Macbeth questioned the credibility of this story and deemed Banquo crazy, but Macbeth objected and deemed Banquo mentally stable. he, had wondered what had happened to the wonderful time traveler and his wonderful time machine..