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    may say it turns humans into monsters‚ but on the contrary‚ those people were already like that. For example in the book The Crucible‚ a young woman by the name of Abigail Williams was caught after dancing in the woods with her friends and slave as they were “casting spells”. This was because she wanted the wife of the house she worked at dead. So on the topic of The Crucible‚ this book was written to be a connection to what was going on in Arthur Miller’s time which was the height of the Cold War

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    Macbeth relate to our society by him being told that he was going to become King. So he went and killed anyone that was getting in the way of that goal and basically went mad. And look where that got him? He wound up dying at the end. It could relate to modern day when you think about the lengths we go to get things done. So when you see someone who really wants to pass a test‚ they go sneak into the teacher’s office and steal the answers. Or if you want to go out with someone who’s already taken

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    imagination and your feelings run wild? The Gospel of Luke tells us what we should do when people hurt us: “But I tell you who hear me: Love your enemies‚ do good to those who hate you‚ bless those who curse you‚ pray for those who mistreat you.”1 Does God know what he is saying? Is he actually telling us to love the people who hate us and pray from them? God is asking us to pray for the people that persecute us. Before I took hold of my life I would always pray in vain. I would make superficial

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    the water they were upset‚ mad‚ and wanted him to stop. This just goes to show that no matter what you do‚ you can’t please everybody. Society affects peoples behaviors in many different ways. This movie takes place in New Mexico during the 1980’s. During this time New Mexico had already established five out of the six types of societies. These societies include: Foraging‚ Pastoral‚ Horticultural‚ Agrarian and Industrial. The people had social support to provide physical and psychological

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    There were many themes in the play Macbeth. Not all good things have good endings. This relates to our society because there are many people who have great careers but sometimes something bad will happen then they won’t have a good career. In Macbeth‚ Macbeth becomes king but he doesn’t earn it‚ then he ends up getting killed for the way he ended up being king. “Macbeth! Macbeth! Macbeth! Beware Macduff!”. (Macbeth 58). This was the first sign that Macbeth’s success and royalty could come to

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    occurring. The people in this society were always being watched and “big brother” knew what people were doing most of the time. Living in a place like that seems eerie and frightening. In the novel‚ they repeat this quote which is odd yet true in today’s society. The quote is “ war is peace‚ freedom is slavery and ignore is strength.” Comparing the 1984 novel to today’s society seems bizarre because this story is pretty unhinged. One may even believe that our society could not be like 1984‚ yet we

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    At the end of the Act 3‚ Polonius was killed by Hamlet. Ophelia heard the news about her father’s death in the Act 4. After she heard the news‚ the became insane. She lost her dignity as a noble lady and continued to sing in front of people. The song she sang seemed meaningless to others; however‚ there was a meaning to those. The song implied her endless sadness. Not only Ophelia’s song expressed her sadness and nostalgic feelings towards Polonius‚ but also a resentment towards Hamlet. Although

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    During the late 1800’s and early 1900’s there were many struggles throughout society that depict discrimination. Judgment against gender‚ race and class all through working and social society were common. Many authors have captured the vast colors of discrimination and feminism throughout this era‚ especially John Steinbeck. Steinbeck is but one author who represents the feminist perspective in his short story The Chrysanthemums. Upon the first entrance of Elisa in “The Chrysanthemums”‚ written

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    At first glance many situations and events that take place in Arthur Miller’s The Crucible might seem completely unrelated and irrelevant to modern society; however‚ if the audience digs into the deeper themes and meanings in the play the reader will find striking similarities to certain events in modern culture. The most obvious comparison to modern culture is the theme of false accusations. Throughout the play many characters are falsely accused of crimes that they did not commit. Witchcraft‚ Adultery

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    Crucible essay After studying the crucible I believe the quote “Superstition can possibly lead to a society’s demise” is the main theme behind “The crucible”‚ this is because people of Salem due to the hysteria and panic started accusing each other and eventually ruined their own society as people who had no say in the public or the court like the women‚ started to accuse people and since the court believed them ‚ these girls and women started to receive respect and this gave them more rights.

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