In the end , it destroys all the players , an earmark of Shakespeare 's tragedies .
The men are power - hungry , driven to possess ( be it a lover , a territory or a political seat ) and that power becomes their undoing .
It destroys all the players , an earmark of Shakespeare 's tragedies .
The men are power - hungry , driven to possess ( be it a lover , a territory or a political seat ) and that power becomes their undoing .