Examples Of Ambition In Macbeth

Dreams destitute of ambition and passion are often not accomplished or satisfied. In the play, MacBeth by William Shakespeare, it depicts a story of man named Macbeth who’s overly ambitious development of character lead him to his desired fate. However, because his ambition blinds him of his moral constraints, eventually that very ambition that lead him to success, demolishes his life and reputation. In the play, it is ambition that has power over characters because of its ability to controls their decision making process as well as determined the efficiency of their moral compasses.

Macbeth’s ambition for power leads him to make decisions that are morally incorrect and detrimental to his previously known character. When Macbeth is revealed