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Marx and weber

            
             One cause that encouraged Maradona's ambition is his poor childhood background. When he was poor he had many dreams to make him rich and famous. When he finally made his dreams come true he definitely didn't want to lose them. Another cause that encouraged his ambition is the use of drugs. He thought that drugs will save him from these competitors and he will overpower them successfully and keep his title and celebrity. Maradona thought that drugs are his dream savor, and he started getting addicted to it just to keep his name far above the ground. .
             After taking drugs maradona kept his title and eminence thinking those drugs really helped him out. He kept his title and thought that he will remain the greatest of all no matter how many excellent soccer players competed him.
             His ambition of obtaining drugs just to slaughter his competitors came true too. Maradona at that time didn't care for his health and how drugs will harm him. His evil ambition blinded him from seeing the legitimacy of drugs.
             "In Feb.1991, maradona was suspended from the club for suspected use of drugs. He was found guilty, and received a suspended prison sentence- (Maradona 196). When Maradona lost his career because of his misuse of ambition he realized that his life is over. He said, "The biggest mistake of all was taking drugs- (Diego's 1). He also said, "This one action saddened and hurt many people especially my wife and my daughters- (Diego's 1). After he felt the sense of regression because of his misusing of ambition, he knew that he destroyed himself with his own hands. Maradona recognized that instead of placing his name a star in the sky, he planted it in a dead yellow ground!.
             In literature, the character Macbeth was the perfect hero that the King had. He was brave and willing to sacrifice his life for Scotland. His ambition was to become strong and prevail the King's trust. He never thought that he would desire to be a king, until he meet the three witches that changed his life up to down.


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