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| + | Fleance is never actually named in the series, but only in the ending credits. Her name comes from Fleance, the fictional son of Banquo in [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]]'s play ''[[Macbeth (play)|Macbeth]]'', who escapes his father's murder by Macbeth's henchmen and eventually becomes the ancestor of the Stuarts. | ||
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Revision as of 13:44, 5 January 2008
Fleance was one of Macbeth's henchmen, along with Banquo.
The two of them have assisted Macbeth in at least two of his activities: stealing the Scrolls of Merlin, and aiding him on his quest for Excalibur. They also were present at his wedding to Dominique Destine in Paris.
Later on, she and Banquo left Macbeth's service, and went to work for Castaway (an ironic choice, in view of Castaway’s descent from Duncan and Canmore). They helped him set up the Quarrymen and train his recruits, and fought Goliath and Elisa alongside him.
Fleance and Banquo are aware of Macbeth's true identity as the Macbeth.
Appearances
- "A Lighthouse In the Sea of Time" (First Appearance)
- "Sanctuary" (No Lines)
- "Pendragon"
- "Nightwatch"
- "The Journey
Real World History
Fleance is never actually named in the series, but only in the ending credits. Her name comes from Fleance, the fictional son of Banquo in Shakespeare's play Macbeth, who escapes his father's murder by Macbeth's henchmen and eventually becomes the ancestor of the Stuarts.
Production Background
Voice Actor: BJ Ward
