The Complete Coriolanus

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The protagonist grapples with hubris, a tragic flaw that manifests in his unfiltered speech and prideful nature. His naivete and disregard for wise counsel from his mother, wife, and friend ultimately lead to his demise, particularly when he faces the political schemes of Brutus and Sicinius. Coriolanus embodies self-indulgent pride, allowing his impulsive behavior and expressions of anger to seal his fate. The narrative explores themes of pride, downfall, and the consequences of disregarding sound advice.