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What are the rewards and consequences of ambition?

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What are the rewards and consequences of ambition?

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How do gender roles affect one’s behavior?

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How do gender roles affect one’s behavior?

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What is the correlation between power and humanity?

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What is the correlation between power and humanity?

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How much control does one have over his/her life? 

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How much control does one have over his/her life? 

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Since women of the time were treated as if they were below men, they tried to take control of men in order for them to have some sort of power. Men were considered superior to women and could do a lot more and viewed themselves as a higher being than a woman.

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The happiness one thinks they will receive from their ambition is often diminished by feelings of guilt and regret for the things they had to do to fulfill their ambition.

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As Macbeth becomes more powerful he begins to loose his humanity in order to run unopposed. The first instance of this is when he kills the king  so that he can become the Ruler then he has Banquo killed because he was there with Macbeth when the Weir sisters told him of his fate interrupting to ask about his own. Lastly he orders Banquo's son to be killed so that Banquo's future line of kings never takes place.

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Since the lives of people are not only influenced by themselves but by external sources, one can only have so much control over their life.

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Fate ultimately is unescapable

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Although there may be many rewards to ambition, there are also many dangerous consequences of being too ambitious, especially when it comes to power and greed.

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Power that is obtained wrongfully will drive one to madness through a combination of its addcitive traits, and the corruption it incites within the person.