macduff violence

• Macduff: 'bleed, bleed, poor country'
• Macduff's laments, personifying the nation to underscore his profound emotional bond but also reflects the pervasive sense of loss and despair that permeates Scotland.
• Macduff's sorrow Becomes emblematic of the collective grief felt by the nation, further highlighting the immense political upheaval and chaos that has befallen Scotland's due to Macbeths tyranny and violence.
• Recurrent motif of "bleed" Highlights Macduff's despair about Scotland's progressive demise Effectively encapsulating Macbeth's misanthropic disposition
• Macduff's patriotism Emphasises Macbeth's ruthless indifference to dismantling Scotland but also Serves as a compelling juxtaposition to the inherent nobility expected of a rightful king