Macbeth's Vaulting Ambition

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…it would have been impossible for him to achieve his goals. Once Macbeth began to succeed, his thirst for power became unstoppable. He slaughtered friends and innocents, destroyed his reputation, and endured the silent hatred of a nation in a tragic quest for power. Macbeth achieved great things because of his ambition, but the price was simply too high to pay. Macbeth died tragically, alone in powerless, engulfed by pipe dreams of immortality. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**