Admiral Jarroc as a Traitor

Admiral Jarroc betrayed the information of the state of his own empire about the base built in the neutral zone, betrayed Romulan as a traitor of the "traitor" of the Star Trek series. Regarding the situation of Admiral Jarroc, he did not know whether he was tested for his loyalty. According to R.H. Webster University's dictionary, traitors refer to people who commit treason by betraying their own country. As Jarroc did to protect the family, loyal ones will not reveal important information to gain his or her personal interests.

The Turkish looked like a man who seriously leaned towards his ill-advised admiral He did not tell him first at first, "Traitor, I cut off your head yourself." He sacrificed him at the expense of his life, and escaped the anger of his master.

The fall of the tragic hero Macbeth, he tried to do unreal things. Macbeth changed from a great aristocrat who is the result of his wife's constant cheating to a devil of traitor, but the reader is increasingly looking at "the appearance and the reality" or "the things do not look like how" It distinguishes. Opened intertwined with the arrogance of Macbeth. This led to his disappointment. As Macbeth made his plan ahead further, these plans were synchronized with the odd sister's prediction, he used, "What is to be hidden in a fake face?

Macbeth's sarcasm to kill Scottish King William can be seen in two ways. In other words, Macbeth is a traitor, the way the old tower of the candle became a traitor. Life is dangerous not only to protect your country but also to protect the king. When he thought that Cawdor's old tower was a traitor, Macbeth was given the title of Cawdor. Macbeth himself killed Duncan for personal benefit and played a role as a traitor because he infringed on the social value of the country. His country is under the rule of King Duncan. Macbeth lost his passivity and decided to trust the witch's prophecy by grasping his destiny in his hand.