Macbeth 5.7 Interview with Macduff and Malcolm

The transcript covers the climactic battle between Macbeth and Macduff, where Macduff reveals he was not 'born of woman' and ultimately defeats Macbeth. Following the battle, Macduff and Malcolm discuss the future of Scotland, announcing a new order and inviting exiled friends back. Malcolm is interviewed about his new role as king, addressing concerns about his safety and leadership.

Why does Macduff refer to Macbeth as a 'tyrant'?

How does the conversation between Malcolm and the interviewer reflect the themes of power and legitimacy in the play?

What emotions does Malcolm express regarding the deaths of his father and Macbeth?