In Greek and Roman mythology tragedy was brought upon people when their temperament and demeanor form a specific pattern. In ancient Greece an individual first must be endowed with some type of distinguished feature or outstanding ability. This normally leads the person to have a prideful mindset and destructive behavior toward others.
“This loveliest of nymphs gave birth at full term to a child whom, even then, one could fall in love with, called Narcissus”.
In the myth Narcissus was exceptionally handsome and exhibited an extremely vain attitude. His treatment of suitor demonstrated his lack of respect for other