Pride leads to downfall from "summary" of Cymbeline by William Shakespeare
In the play "Cymbeline" by William Shakespeare, the theme of pride and its consequences is explored through the character of Posthumus. Posthumus's pride in his love for Imogen leads him to make a foolish wager with Iachimo, believing that Imogen is faithful. This pride blinds Posthumus to the possibility of Imogen's loyalty being questioned, and he ultimately falls victim to Iachimo's deceit. This betrayal stems from Posthumus's arrogant assumption of Imogen's fidelity, leading to his downfall.
Posthumus's pride is further highlighted when he orders Imogen's death after believing she has been unfaithful. This rash decision is driven by his wounded ego an...
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