What is the moral dilemma that macduff faces? a. his friendship with macbeth conflicts with his need for revenge. b. his fear for his family overrides his concerns about personal safety. c. his commitment to avenge duncan's death forces him to flee the country he loves. d. his love for his country is so great that he'd rather leave than see her ruled by a tyrant.

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