Macbeth 4.3 Performance: Macduff, Lines 220-227

Macduff reflects on his past, recalling precious memories and questioning why heaven did not intervene in the tragic fate of his family. He feels deep guilt, believing their deaths were due to his own actions, and ultimately seeks peace for their souls.

What does Macduff recall as being most valuable to him?

• His wealth

• His friends

• His family

• His power

What does Macduff wonder about heaven's role?

• If heaven blessed him

• If heaven supported him

• If heaven ignored the events

• If heaven punished him

Who does Macduff believe was responsible for the tragedy?

• His enemies

• His loved ones

• Himself

• Fate

What does Macduff hope for his loved ones?

• That they forget him

• That they forgive him

• That they return

• That they find peace

Why does Macduff feel guilty?

• Because of his own actions

• Because of his family's actions

• Because of his enemies' actions

• Because of fate