"The Tragedy of Coriolanus" by William Shakespeare is a dramatic work that tells about the life and tragic fate of the Roman military hero Coriolanus. The main character is famous for his military prowess and tenacity in battles, but at the same time he refuses to fulfill the demands of the people and politicians, considering them to be of little faith. This unique arrogance leads to conflict with the people and loss of support, which is the cause of his end. This is a tragic picture of the collision of individual pride and the laws of political reality, where wisdom and mercy give way to unbridled emotions and pride. "The Tragedy of Coriolanus" is a masterpiece that wittily and fascinatingly examines the eternal questions of power, honor and human dignity.