Wealth And Power In Macbeth And Hank

To conclude, it is not wise to seek wealth and power very easily, like Macbeth and Hank, it may influence one to commit immoral acts in a heartbeat. An honourable knight turning against his king, a well-off man who does not need more money than he already has; wealth and power affects the virtue and consciousness of whom it deals with which has a major effect on an individual’s moral. In relation to infringement on one’s moral, wealth and power may lead to a path of murder and betrayal to ensure that one can obtain it all. Furthermore, through the restless efforts to gain wealth and power, it left Macbeth and Hank in vain and misery because everything they wanted never became everlasting. In summary, wealth and power is abstract and dangerous
to be dealing with, it is so dangerous that without being careful enough, it may destroy one’s morals and make them commit some of the most immoral acts.