Theme Of Greed In Macbeth

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Greed is far more detrimental to society than procrastination, because greed can change a person, it can bring out the worst of themselves and it will affect the people around them. In Macbeth, Macbeth showed greed and as a result, it made him go crazy and it affected the people around him including his wife. Greed can make someone do anything to reach the point where they are satisfied. Lance Armstrong showed greed by using dope to help him win a bike race. Greed is one of the human traits that can cause many people to act in a horrible way.
Greed was shown in Macbeth by having Macbeth become greedy on trying to obtain the throne of Duncan. He killed Duncan and became the king. In act 3, scene 1 of Macbeth, Macbeth decided to kill his best …show more content…

There’s an article that talks about Lance Armstrong using dope to help him win a bike race. Lance Armstrong “Had one goal and one ambition and that was to win the greatest bike race in the world and not just to win it once, but to keep winning it.” He focused on staying at the top that he even used a drug to help him keep on winning the races. His goal is to keep on winning races as much as he can and he’ll do anything to be at the top. Greed can be seen in Lance on how the greed of winning and being successful can make a person blind. The impact that greed have on our society is that it causes people to do things that they would never be expected on doing.
Greed is a detrimental trait to society as it will causes people to become blind on what they are doing to achieve their goal. Greed can bring out the worst of everyone and it will affect the people around them. It will not help them to become successful or powerful, but it will help them to become blind on what it is changing them to. Greed causes people to change dramatically and not change for the good but for the bad. It makes them blind and as a result, they will do things that will harm people around them and

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