Macbeth 1.3 Performance: Banquo, Lines 122b-128

The transcript discusses the concept of Thana Cauldor and explores how strange truths can lead to harm. It delves into the idea that instruments of darkness can reveal truths, often using honest trifles to lead to significant consequences.

Discuss the implications of the phrase 'win us to our harm' in the narrative.

In what ways can the idea of being 'betrayed in deepest consequence' be interpreted?