The key to Hitler and Macbeth’s success is their intense communicational techniques. They are extremely skilled in persuading others to fulfill their demands. These men succeed in brainwashing their followers so that they honestly believe that terrible acts such as persecuting

Hitler would make an excellent tragic hero. This is because Hitler starts out as good, and his traits gradually become worse and worse, until he turns completely evil. In the last year of his rule he was planning on completely taking over the world. After the downfall of his power though, Hitler is in rage. He is very angry that he could have been ruler of the world, but he missed his chance. He has worked several years for this. He becomes depressed and commits suicide. He would make a good tragic hero because he worked for years to come so far, and then ends it all by killing himself and giving up. This kind of shadows what happened to Macbeth. Macbeth works hard to kill everyone else, when the dangerous one (Macduff) is right in front of his face.

Even though they both have many triumphant wins and later are defeated, they choose different actions to gain power, and later fight their downfall. Macbeth’s actions are for the most part due to his blind ambition, while Hitler’s are because of his greed and desire. Both of these people choose actions that result in severe consequen

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