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    Hamlet Theme Analysis

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    In William Shakespeare’s tragedy Hamlet‚ the title character’s logical soliloquies‚ and over thinking of situations inhibit his abilities to act on his passions. It’s safe to say that Hamlet was a logical and reasonable person right from the start. In the society he was raised in most actions carried out through passion were considered taboo. Take jealousy‚ lust and vengeance for example; in the play all of these passions are put into satisfying action by the people surrounding Hamlet. Everyone but

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    The Giver Theme Analysis

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    The Giver – Theme Essay Imagine never feeling anything at all. No happiness‚ no excitement‚ no nervousness nor anxiousness. You feel absolutely nothing. That’s what your life would be like without having feelings. Emotions give people’s life depth and meaning. The Giver teaches us that having emotions is important to not just living‚ but to feeling alive. Being able to feel love and joy adds more value to one’s life. The people who lived in Jonas’s community were unable to express any type

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    are not wealthy and live very modestly‚ which gives people the romantic image myth about the Southern lifestyle. The Southerners believed that slaves were happy to be slaves because they would be working for gentle‚ honorable masters. Douglass refutes this idea by stating that white people misinterpret slaves’ singing as happiness and contentment; when in fact “slaves sing most when they are most unhappy” (Douglass 30). The singing slaves are viewed as a type of romantic image towards white people

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    Rebecca Theme analysis

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    enjoys tea out in large lawn of Manderley and all share amusing stories. “I listened to them both‚ leaning against Maxim’s arm‚ rubbing my chin on his sleeve. He stroked my hand absently‚ not thinking‚ talking to Beatrice. ‘That’s what I do to Jasper‚’ I thought. ‘I’m being like Jasper now‚ leaning against him. He pats me now and again‚ when he remembers‚ and I’m pleased‚ I get closer to him for a moment. He likes me in the way I like Jasper’” (p.88 pp.4). The protagonist feels that Maxim only married

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    Atonement Theme Analysis

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    “My darling one‚ you are young and lovely‚ But inexperienced‚ and though you think The world is at your feet‚ It can rise up and tread on you” (Part 1‚ Chapter 1‚ Page 16). Briony Tallis is an ambitious thirteen-year-old girl who dreams of one day becoming a famous author. Her first work is a play titled “The Trials of Arabella” that she writes and plans to perform in celebration of the return of her older brother Leon. This stanza was taken from Arabella’s father’s monologue as he explains

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    commands from Abigail and the girls. Mary Warren wanted to confess to witchcraft being fake but Abigail threatened Mary’s life saying "Let either of you breathe a word‚ or the edge of a word‚ about the other things‚ and I will come to you in the black of some terrible night and I will bring a pointy reckoning that will shudder you"(175).  As all the events go on‚ many innocent people are accused like Elizabeth Proctor. Her husband‚ John‚ steps in to stop this avaricious behavior from all the girls

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    Theme Analysis: Macbeth

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    He hath honored me if late‚ and I have bought golden opinions from all sorts of people…” (I.VII. 32-35). Macbeth at first had high contemplation to back out of what would be the start of his corruption. As the first evil act of killing the king is done‚ Lady Macbeth goes on to say “A foolish thought‚ to say a sorry sight” (II.II.19) to warn Macbeth that they must act like a true evil-incarnate would. Lady Macbeth insults Macbeth “My hands are of your color‚ but I shame to wear a heart so white”

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    Macbeth Theme Analysis

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    Gazing afar the galaxy of poets‚ none shines as brightly as William Shakespeare. Indeed‚ his ingenious depiction of characters‚ uncanny medley of vocabulary‚ and use of rhetorical devices was unprecedented. Shakespeare‚ in the famous play Macbeth‚ examines the psychological aspect of crime. He puts forth an interesting notion – that one could be easily shocked by crimes which appear abruptly in their full magnitude‚ but alleviated by the stratagem of self-deceit‚ one could be negligent of the gradual

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    Theme Statement: Some people are content with being used by others‚ and ignore their own happiness. Explanation/Proof for theme: ‘Now I Have Nothing’ is a poem by Stella Benson‚ exploring how in society‚ there are some people who are letting themselves be used. In the first two lines‚ the speaker talks about having nothing‚ and losing dreams he had. The first line mentions that the speaker does not even have the joy of loss. The second line tells how he was losing his dreams‚ using past tense to

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    has their own unique way of expressing love. Poem #1 is called You And I by ‚ the theme of this poem is about falling in love. The poet demonstrates this theme by expressing how he feels when he’s is around the person he loves‚ he is always going to be by their side and be like a best friend. The author expresses his emotion into words describing his feelings. Poem #2 is called This Is All I Know by David L. Yearwood‚ the theme of this poem is what love makes you feel. The poet demonstrates his love

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