How would you characterize macduff, based on his reaction to the murder oh his wife and son?
Macduff didn't really get a chance to be characterized in the 5th act of Hamlet when his wife and son were murdered. He had to grieve quickly and move on with his life, there was too much at stake. ChaCha!
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