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    Tell Tale Heart Analysis

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    of these short stories are insanity which is used to show the reader the psychological state of the narrator. Poe also uses style of repartition to portray‚ in the narrative‚ to portray the psychological states. The length of the each short story contributes to the reading of the psychological state because the length decides if the story can be read in a single seating which increase the effect on the reader. One of the main theme of the two short stories is insanity which uses death of the Old

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    Black Cat

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    The Black Cat by Edgar Allan Poe is a story about the narrator who goes from being a sane human being; but slowly starts to decline into a world of madness and paranoia‚ all because of his obsession with two (or possibly one) black cats. These cats finally drive him into a full state of madness to the point he take the life his wife‚ whose death he tries to conceal‚ with the thought that it’s not his fault. Through literary elements of symbolism and character development you can see the decline of

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    CRIMINAL LAW POWERPOINT

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    Criminal Law Year 11 Legal Studies Term 2 – 2015 What is Criminal?  Criminal conduct is behaviour that the law deems to be wrongful.  Criminal law covers the acts and omissions that most people in society consider harmful.  As well as causing harm to a victim‚ a crime is also regarded as harming the society as a whole.  Behaviour that breaks one of these criminal rules is an offence. Sources of Criminal Law  Criminal law is the responsibility of the States.  The Commonwealth can enact

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    Insane Macbeth

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    begins talking to a ghost‚ his insanity becomes very apparent to the reader. From another one of the witches prophesies‚ Macbeth is threatened by Banquo because his sons are to be king one day as well. Macbeth begins to see Banquo’s and makes foolish comments. He says‚ "[Macbeth] The table’s full… [Lennox] Here is a place reserved sir. [Macbeth] Where? [Ross] Gentlemen‚ rise‚ his Highness is not well." (3:4:47-49‚53) In this quote Macbeth demonstrates his insanity because he thinks that the table

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    Hamlet Is Guilty

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    Although Hamlet gave the impression of a crazed man‚ driven mad by love and death‚ his actions reflect a man of consciousness‚ ultimately supporting the idea that his intentions were known and he is guilty in all aspects. His rollercoaster of intense emotions are meant to appeal to the audience’s sympathetic nature‚ but his conscious doesn’t prevent him from committing future crimes and becoming destructive. Hamlet seems to question himself mentally about the credibility of the ghost

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    Macbeth as a Tragic Hero

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    personal virtues‚ as he continues into his downfall and the destruction of his world. In Shakespeare’s Macbeth‚ Macbeth sees opportunities to become more powerful and his ambition starts to take over his own judgement. Macbeth begins to have moments of insanity and new information coming in catches Macbeth a little too over confident‚ all leading into his downfall creating the newest tragic hero in Dunsinane. Macbeth goes from minimal power to an overwhelming amount of power yet still has the desire

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    Lady Macbeth

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    Macbeth’s tragic downfall Throughout Macbeth‚ Lady Macbeth goes through a lot of stress and dramatic events which lead her originally ascendant attitude to worsen into insanity. It begins with a strong desire for power and evil schemes. Leading to murder‚ calling upon demons‚ sleepwalking and hallucinations. Some of the first signs of insanity shown by Lady Macbeth is her strong desire for power. In the first act‚ the 5th scene‚ the lady has just received a letter from Macbeth informing her of the witch’s

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    state as the plot evolves. Creative IOP Statement of Intent Form Name of Work(s): Frankenstein 1) In my opinion‚ Mary Shelley describes Victor’s craving for power and knowledge as a cause his insanity. His cravings for knowledge almost seems to make him see the situation clearly and this results in his insanity. His craving for power seems to be his fuel to continue his work‚ and will not stop until he completes the job. Both these cravings resulted in his want for revenge over the monster. 2) I will

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    Is Hamlet Mad?

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    demonstrates numerous acts of feigned insanity and at the same time develops ingenious plans in order to prove the ghost’s word and kill Claudius. Hamlet’s craziness is just an act as everywhere throughout the play he reveals elaborate plans of revenge. In the first three acts‚ Hamlet shows signs of intelligence by forming logical plans to test the ghost’s words. He said he would “put an antic disposition on” so when he does commit a sin‚ it would be blamed on his insanity instead (I.v.197). Even Polonius

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    for higher power to rule over their conscience. A significant change in the power of words causes Macbeth to make ominous decisions that would eventually lead him into a trance of depression and insanity. In Act 1‚ we are first introduced the “weird sisters” which are the main reason for Macbeth’s insanity. The witches who have constructed high influences on Macbeth by expressing his future to him. “ Hail to thee‚ thane of Glamis. Hail to thee‚ thane of Cawdor.

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