Power has always been desired in one form or another, whether it may be wealth, military power, or control over others. The possession of power concentrated upon one individual or group can effectively lead people by representing them as a whole. But when this power is forcibly obtained and applied against the good of the people, it inevitably results in the gradual and thorough destruction of society. This is shown in Shakespeare's play Macbeth and Orwell’s novel 1984 where Macbeth and the innerparty manipulate society , differentiating in the aspects of how power is achieved, maintained, and aimed.

Power is not naturally present in everyone, nor is power readily accepted by those who are going to be affected by it. But every now and then