Macbeth’s tragic flaw was that he had too much ambition and temptation to become king. In his monologue when considering regicide, he says that, “I have no spur / To prick the sides of my intent, but only / Vaulting ambition, which o’erlaps itself / And falls on th’ other” (Shakespeare 1.7.25-28). If it wasn’t for Macbeth’s ambition he would have never aided in the murder of Duncan. Clinton’s tragic flaw was that he had too much temptation with wanting to have affairs with other women. According to Edward Riedinger, “During the primaries, while Clinton was competing for the Democratic nomination against numerous rivals, his campaign almost collapsed under allegations that he had been having an extramarital affair. Similar allegations had troubled him earlier during his tenure as governor”. If Clinton never had any extramarital affairs, he would have never jeopardized his