What is macduffs idea of manhood, based on his reaction to the murders of his wife and children? (this is for the story macbeth)

He is devastated and asking the same questions. i hope dis helps

Macduff regards "manhood" as a matter of responsibility as well as strength. macduff's family has been murdered since he went against Macbeth; he feels heavy responsibility for their deaths. when macduff first realized that his entire family had been killed, he ended up in mourning. malcolm tells him to act like a man. macduff tells him he will be strong, but since he must feel like a real man, he can not ignore his emotions.

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