: Character in Macbeth that maintains integrity in position of power? I'm writing a movie based off of Shakespeare's "Macbeth". It includes characters directly linked to the original play and is

I'm writing a movie based off of Shakespeare's "Macbeth". It includes characters directly linked to the original play and is loosely based off the plot but all in modern times. I know that Macbeth is corrupted by power, yet is there some other character in the play who while in power maintains integrity? I think it would be an interesting juxtaposition and was wondering if any such character existed that I'm not think of.

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