My thoughts on Macduff and Macbeth being similar is that during the story both characters are designated to live their fate. Both Macbeth and Macduff has the same spirit to fight with pride and without fear. Both Macbeth and Macduff are the same because on point in the story each character lives their insane moments where they either kill or will do anything for revenge. During Act 2 Macbeth goes through his murderous phase that was encouraged by lady Macbeth to get blood on his hands and Macduff as seen in act 4 Goes insane when he gets the news of his wife and children who has been killed. This Is these two characters juxtapose.
The ways that Macbeth has been Nobel is that during Act 1 he was told he would become king of Cawdor which gave him a future representation of being a leader. Another time
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Being given the information that you will rule but don't understand how you will get to that point made him think what he was doing Going along or against his fate. A major part of his fate was going along with the witches prophecy and every time they would appear he would keep asking for answers because he was still confused. Macbeth became a real target when he decided to kill Duncan to become king, now does he think the job is done? No because there's still someone out there who is worthy enough to stop him. Also being fed the tale of gaining power along with this prophecy Macbeth was told he was invincible. Macbeth was labeled by the witches that no one could stop him so along with being king Macbeth knew he could boss anyone around without a single doubt. With the witches speaking in riddles only now would Macbeth come the realise that a man not woman born would he finally lose to,he began to panic. Now the final battle would take place In Dunsinane where he knows either he would leave victorious or this is the end for