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    Iambic Pentameter in My Last Duchess The poem I am choosing is Robert Brownings “My Last Duchess”. This is an amazing 56 line poem where Browning uses prosody to connect to how he feels emotionally. The poem is a dramatic monologue where he reveals his love situation and much more. The Duke’s desire for control control is made evident by the structure of the poem. He uses the iambic pentameter to show his control over the monologue. The poem consists of 28 rhymed couplets of iambic pentameter

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    Greed and Ambition Throughout Macbeth‚ Shakespeare demonstrates that both greed and ambition can turn even the best of people into the worst. Macbeth was a noble Scotsman in the beginning of the play. He fought to protect his country against traitor and the Norwegian. Furthermore‚ Macbeth was extremely loyal to the King; often paying homage and show a great amount of respect for the king. For exampleMacbeth feels honored to serve the king and fight for him in battle. In return for Macbeth’s loyalty

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    For example‚ the deaths that we witness everyday in the Palestine Israeli war‚ and the war on ISIS which ruined the whole middle east. In the Shakespeare play Macbeth the main character Macbeth experienced hamartia and hubris through the play. Hamartia is a fatal flaw leading to the downfall of tragic hero‚ and hubris is excessive pride of self confidence. These two characteristics fit to Macbeth because in the play he is the tragic hero and he had his downfall in the end of the play. Macbeth was

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    Examples of Symbolism in Macbeth The theme is "fair is foul and foul is fair." This means that practically nothing in the play is what it appears to be. The witches predictions seem like good news; actually‚ they lead to death and destruction. Macbeth and Lady Macbeth appear to be perfect hosts to their party‚ when in fact‚ they are truly plotting murder. The Macbeths appear to be achieving their hearts desires; when in reality‚ the only gain torment and death. In reading this play‚ I came to

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    about supernatural creatures and people hallucinating? Macbeth is sort of the same concept. Macbeth has all these visions and hallucinations about these witches and other things. He talks to witches and sees all these crazy things. Macbeth is a gullible a king that was easily tricked. He’s what you would call a credulous person. The hallucinations and visions in the play Macbeth are used to reveal that he is naïve. The first hallucination Macbeth has an encounter with is the witches in the field. He

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    Macbeth Throughout the play Macbeth by William Shakespeare many characters reveal their fatal flaw which may lead to their downfall. Things are not always as they seem. Many characters use deception to achieve their goals. Only later to receive the consequences of their actions. Examples include how deception has resulted in the death of Duncan and Macbeth and the suffering of many other characters in the play. Duncan makes the mistake of trusting the thane of Cawdor at the beginning of the

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    with yourself? Well‚ Macbeth did because he murdered many people just because once he started because of Lady Macbeth‚ he didn’t know what to do. Then‚ in the end‚ he couldn’t live with himself. This shows that he regretted what he did and then couldn’t live with himself be uses of guilt. In the playwright Macbeth‚ William Shakespeare uses symbolism and foreshadowing to create the theme of guilt cannot easily be washed away. William uses symbolism in the playwright‚ Macbeth to develop the theme

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    involve crime or misleading contain the theme of deception. While reading a book‚ for example‚ the main character may present himself as innocent to other characters‚ but the reader gets to know what is truly going on in their mind. In Macbeth‚ by William Shakespeare‚ deception is clearly displayed when the Thane of Cawdor commits treason‚ when Macbeth and his wife decide to murder the King‚ and when

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    Violence In the story of Macbeth‚ violence and the effect it has on the people who commit it is found throughout. Savage people thrusting daggers into warm‚ living people and swords severing heads from bodies are examples of how gruesome this novel can be. Macbeth commits and commands violent actions which are key factors in his downfall. He kills to gain power‚ demands murder without purpose‚ and allows the death of whoever intimidates him. Macbeth is obsessed with obtaining power‚ in any way

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    HOW MACBETH RELATES TO BULLYING Macbeth and other characters were being bullies in a lot of ways. The characters used a lot of violence. For example Macbeth wanted to kill the king. A bully is someone who thinks of themselves above everyone else and someone who pushes people around. The witches in the macbeth story bullied people simply by starting trouble and messing with Macbeth’s head. The story of Macbeth relates to bullying very well. Macbeth was not the only bully in the story there are others

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