When Macduff says that he is behaving like a woman in Act 4 Scene 3 of Macbeth, he means this .

He means that He is crying or weeping because of the death of his family

Explanation:

The playbook titled Macbeth was written by William Shakespeare. When Macduff says that he is behaving like a woman in Act 4 Scene 3 of Macbeth, he means that "He is crying or weeping because of the death of his family."

The scene captured Ross from Scotland giving Macduff the sad news that his wife and children have been killed by King Macbeth.

While Macduff was trying to cope with the sad news, Malcolm told him to remain strong and channel the anger towards revenge.

In response, Macduff declared that "Oh, I could play the woman with mine eye, And braggart with my tongue! But, gentle heavens, Cut short all intermission..."

This implies that he could go on crying like a woman...

The events from the structure help in the development of the story.

Explanation:

The structure has the introduction, the build up, climax, resolution and the end.The introduction introduces the main characters, Jack and his mother. The build has the series of events in which Jack trades the cow for some beans, the mother throws the seeds and it grows into a tree overnight.The climax explains how Jack finds the golden egg laying goose.The resolution explains how he comes the problems and in the end Jack and his mother live happily. When developing the structure of the story, the author describes the events in the same order. From the structure, the plot is developed. The characters and their actions lead to development of the story.