Answer:
<u>Maduff and Macbeth</u>
<u>Similarities</u>
1. They are both vengeful.
Macbeth plots revenge for Macduff because he refuses to be loyal to him, and in the process, he murders his family.
Macduff after he learns of the brutal murder of his family, begins to plot his revenge against Macbeth.
2. They both have tunnel vision.
Macbeth is so singularly focused on becoming King that nothing else matters, he is blinded by the truth and believes the witches' prophecy implicitly.
Macduff is so blinded by his rage and quest for revenge against Macbeth that he is blinded to so many dangers.
3. They are both Lords of Scotland
Macduff and Macbeth are both Lords of Scotland. Macbeth is the honorable Thane of Glamis, Macduff is also a Thane of Fife.
<u>Differences</u>
1. Macduff is a loyal and honorable man, Macbeth is not.
Macduff is said to be a noble man that is loyal to Duncan and refuses to believe Macbeth's claim that Duncan was murdered by his servants.
Macbeth is no noble man and loyal to nobody unless he stands to gain something from it. He is also portrayed as power hungry and brutal
2. Macduff put his country and people first, Macbeth put himself and his interests first.
Macduff is described as a virtuous and honorable man who always puts his country and people first in whatever decision he wanted to take. He was a people pleaser.
Macbeth wanted to be wealthy and powerful and would do anything to get it, including murder. He always thought of himself first.
3. Macbeth was impatient, Macduff was not
In Macbeth's mad quest for power, he was very impatient and because of this he did not think things through before doing them. His impatience showed when he put a lot of faith in the prophecy of the witches and was desperate to be king.
Macduff by contrast was very patient and bade his time while plotting how to stop Macbeth from being King and also taking revenge.
