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How Can Blind Ambition Lead To Macbeth's Downfall

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How can blind ambition lead to someone downfall?
One of Shakespeare play was Macbeth. This play is about a humble kinsman who became selfish and power hungry. When, he told his wife about the prophecy the three witches told him everything around him started to change. In the article “Blind Ambitious can lead to one’s downfall” by Robin-Mae Deang explain that if you have a goal sometimes it can turn into blind ambitious. How it effects you and the people around you. Where, or when you have a blind ambitious. In Macbeth we see that he started to have a close mind and how his decision was affecting him and other people around him. Blind ambitious lead to Macbeth’s downfall because it leads him to destruction made him selfish, narrow minded, and also had him made poor decisions.

Blind ambition leads to Macbeth’s downfall because he only had one goal and he’ll would do whatever it took to achieve it. “When politician become too proud to consider making a change in the way that they govern over their area, there is a big possibility that they are setting themselves for failure. This idea keeping a closed mind also applies to the individual and can have a similar result.” Macbeth only saw himself during the play. He was so focus being king and keeping the throne he became closed mind. He …show more content…

“But sometimes achieving a goal that can overwhelm every aspect of a person’s life making it nearly impossible to focus on other things and ultimately it harms them. Ambition and determination when taken too far and out of perspective, can negatively affect a person.” Macbeth achieved his goal of becoming king. As he reaches his goal Macbeth couldn’t handle the pressure because what he had done to become king hunted him. Macbeth didn’t want anyone else to become king. He would kill anyone who was a threat to him and the throne The more Macbeth killed the more he was losing his

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