
The desire for power
is another facet of greed in its extreme. Greed has a huge appetite for power
thus making people ruthless in their efforts to achieve it. Power is an
addictive vice. I realized that numerous lawmakers have a high sentiment
of themselves, regularly searching race out of a requirement for force and
acknowledgment that gets to be unquenchable once they're in office.
Business pioneers are not resistant to this
desire for force. When one is around those conspicuous individuals, One feels
effective, as well!

How greed for power and wealth can result in
the destruction of oneself as well as others is clearly illustrated in
Shakespears world famous play, Macbeth. Most of us have atleast read Macbeth
once in our school days. The play's central character, Macbeth is not
happy as a high-ranking thane - leading him to assassinate Duncan to become
King, while unknowingly dooming himself. Throughout the play many
examples are evident of Macbeth's unquenchable thirst for power.
It is a worth reading play. Macbeth
basically attempting to cover the grimy strides deserted his journey for force
he had demolished two families and murdered pure and defenseless individuals.
Macbeth, before his energy would have kicked the bucket battling against this
very thing. At last, when it was the ideal opportunity for Macbeth to lose the
throne and his energy, he couldn't acknowledge the truth. Macbeth had gotten to
used to the power, he was murdered attempting to keep it. What acquired Macbeth
up the world additionally had sent him tumbling down.
Shakespeare utilizes the character Macbeth to show
the unavoidable aftereffect of greed. The play unmistakably outlines the
avarice driven transformation of Macbeth. He starts as a kind man who executes
just in fight in the most gallant circumstances, and finishes as a dreadful man
who assaults the unprotected and pays proficient killers to murder for him.
Macbeth distinctively delineates an existence absurdly lived, as Macbeth fates
himself while seeking after an empty objective.
Just like the protagonist in Shakespears story,
we have many power hungry politicians, lawmakes and corporate who do not realize
that the ladder that they are using to climb the building of power is as rotten
as a criminals. Since a lot of people are participating in the race so
definitely one criminal is more crooked than the other in order to win. The remaining
people either join the race or are the victims of the results of these
monsters.
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