Examples Of Arrogance In Macbeth

Arrogance or Addiction? It is a common occurrence in the modern day for humans in the spotlight to fall from the top, but climbs right back up knowing the eyes of many are watching. What happens when they don’t realize they need to climb back up? That individual becomes Macbeth in William Shakespeare’s play Macbeth from the 15th century, although stars like Lindsay Lohan who has been an actor and model since the age of three takes the big step forward and let the world see her build strong walls through the media. This idea is illustrated through William Shakespeare’s Macbeth and the life of Lindsay Lohan. Lohan grew up in the spotlight ever since the age of three, having a successful career in acting she earned much more than the average adult. With the wealth and freedom that she had she made allies with Britney spears, her so called best friend. Macbeth being a noble thane in Scotland is told a prophecy that he will become king. Both Macbeth and
Lohan’s loss being exposed to drugs and alcohol and having the wrong people around her leading her to continuously make mistakes. On the other end of the spectrum, Macbeth also has a loss of innocence by realizing that now that he has blood on his hands, it is impossible to wash all of it away as his bloody hands symbolize his loss of innocence. This also foreshadows further character development and the fact that he says his hands will further be even bloodier, this omnisciently leads to the several catastrophes in his life. This further proves that both characters being exposed to something dark and new leads the two individuals to a life spiraling out of