What does Ross do in Macbeth?

Ross is Macduff's cousin and initially a loyal Scottish noble. We first meet Ross in Act 1 of the play when he delivers the news of Macbeth's victory over the King of Norway to King Duncan. Later in Act 1, it is Ross who first greets Macbeth after the witches tell him that he will one day be king. read more

Video: Ross in Macbeth: Character Analysis Although Ross is a minor character in Shakespeare's ''Macbeth'', he is responsible for delivering messages to the major characters of the play. In this lesson, we will discuss Ross and analyze his role in the play. read more

Macbeth's cousin, Ross is a Scottish noble who eventually turns on Macbeth, choosing to side with Malcolm and the English forces. Angus, Menteith, and Caithness Scottish nobles who join with Malcolm and the English forces in opposing Macbeth. read more