good vs evil

"Macduff was from his mother's womb untimely ripped."

reveals that Macduff was not born naturally, challenging Macbeth's belief that he is invincible and reinforcing Macduff's righteous character.

"Turn, hell-hound, turn."

demonstrate Macduff's courage and his role in exposing Macbeth's fallibility, highlighting the theme of good versus evil, shows Macduff's bravery and his willingness to confront Macbeth, calling him a "hell-hound" to emphasize his evil nature

"O horror, horror, horror!"

This exclamation, upon discovering King Duncan's body, showcases Macduff's loyalty and deep respect for the king, contrasting Macbeth's betrayal.

"Let grief convert to anger. Burn it within you."

This quote, spoken by Malcolm to encourage Macduff to seek revenge, highlights Macduff's determination to fight evil and restore justice.