How does killing Macduff's family decision differ from his decisions to murder Duncan and Banquo in Act 4?
No one forced MacBeth to kill Duncan, Banquo, or Macduff's family; rather, he made those choices himself.
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About MacBeth
MacBeth is a tragedy composed by the master himself, William Shakespeare. The tale depicts the aftermath of an area after the monarch, or ruling party, was deliberatly killed and how the affected area begins to reclaim the broken pieces from their ruling.
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