Macduff

Macduff is a noble Scottish nobleman in William Shakespeare's tragedy "Macbeth." He is loyal to Scotland and opposes Macbeth’s tyrannical rule after Macbeth usurps the throne through murder. Macduff seeks to restore justice and leadership to Scotland, ultimately becoming a key figure in the play’s resolution. His character embodies themes of loyalty, justice, and revenge, and he is known for his fortitude and moral integrity. Macduff’s actions drive the play toward its climax, where he confronts and defeats Macbeth, symbolizing the triumph of rightful order over tyranny.