During Shakespeare’s play Macbeth many characters hold different attributes. The aspect of evil is given, with the example of the witches and the final product of Macbeth’s crimes, that lead him into being the most evil character of all. When evil characters are present in a play, there is almost always a counter part or counter parts that have the opposite attributes. There are characters that represent good and nobility in the play. …showed first 75 words of 845 total…

…showed last 75 words of 845 total…who saved his country from Macbeth’s evil rain. MacDuff stopped at nothing to stay noble to his country and to see that Scotland flourished in a time where it seemed impossible for that to happen. In the end it was MacDuff’s courage and nobility that lead to the restoration of the thrown to its rightful possessor. MacDuff proved that he was in fact the most noble person to his county, in the play.