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    I`m divorcing you‚ Lilian!" Geraldine heard Philip scream. "You`re killing me‚ Philip‚" Lilian responded. "I`m marrying Geraldine without your permission‚" Philip said. Geraldine sat in a armchair on the porch and overheard the whole argument from the open window. She was pleased to hear Philip`s confrontation and saw how they made lively gestures behind the curtain. Then Benjamin walked out on the porch with his usual pessimistic look on his aging face. "Geraldine‚ meet me at the water garden

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    air‚ I’ll rise” (Angelou 1-4) this is a quote from “Still I Rise” that expresses Maya Angelou’s true feelings‚ that you may hurt her and give Maya Angelou dirty looks‚ yet she will be the bigger person. Maya Angelou uses figurative language to hook her readers with the points she tries to express. Maya Angelou grew up in the 1930’s‚living in a country plagued with bigotry‚ particularly towards women and people of color. Thesis: In “Still I Rise”‚ Maya Angelou uses strong figurative language such

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    Essay-Compare the ways in which Shakespeare show’s protagonists changing in Act III Scene III of ‘Othello’ and Act I Scene VII of ‘Macbeth In this essay I will be discussing how the two protagonists; ‘Macbeth’ and ‘Othello’ change throughout the plays. Our First impressions of ‘Othello’ and ‘Macbeth’ are very similar; they are both Brave warriors who would give up their lives to save their people. Macbeth a very courageous‚ brave warrior who is exceedingly close to the king‚ and Othello labelled

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    MacBeth is the death of Duncan I. In Shakespeare’s " MacBeth "‚ Duncan I was murdered by MacBeth. A prophecy said to MacBeth by one of the three witches "All hail‚ MacBeth‚ that shalt be King hereafter1 ." was what prompted Gruoch‚ MacBeth’s wife to plot the murder of Duncan I as he slept in their castle. In history‚ MacBeth established himself as the King of Scots after killing his cousin Duncan I‚ in battle near Elgin not as in Shakespeare’s play by killing him in his sleep. Duncan I was killed on August

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    ideal kingship of Duncan‚ whose murder constitutes the perversion of this ideal and causes disorder in nature. This is followed by the tyrannical reign of the usurper Macbeth. King Edward has supreme regal power and his reign represents the opposite to Macbeth’s reign of terror. While Macbeth’s reign highlights the capacity for evil latent in kingship‚ Edward’s represents the capacity for absolute goodness. Finally‚ speculation remains as to Malcom’s potential as future King of Scotland. Such was the

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    Macbeth changes personality and becomes extremely paranoid. I believe if Macbeth would have stayed loyal and respected the king‚ Scotland would have stayed peaceful. Macbeth murdered King Duncan in order to fulfill his prophecy of being king‚ as the witches informed him. Another detail of the prophecy to consider is Banquo’s future. The witches say to him “Thou shalt get kings‚ though thou be none”‚ meaning‚ “You will never be King of Scotland‚ but your descendants will”. Macbeth takes a mental note

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    ideal kingship of Duncan‚ whose murder creates the perversion of this ideal. This is followed by the cruel reign of the usurper Macbeth. King Edward‚ though an indirect character‚ has supreme royal power and his reign represents the opposite to Macbeth’s reign of terror. While Macbeth’s reign highlights the capacity for evil hidden in kingship‚ Edward’s represents the capacity for absolute goodness. Finally‚ speculation remains as to Malcolm’s potential as future King of Scotland. Such was the Godlike

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    of Duncan‚ whose murder constitutes the perversion of this ideal. This is followed by the tyrannical reign of the usurper Macbeth. King Edward‚ though an indirect character‚ he represents the opposite to Macbeth’s reign of terror‚ Edward’s represents the capacity for absolute goodness. Finally‚ speculation remains as to Malcolm’s potential as future King of Scotland. Although a work in process he is the ‘sovereign flower’ and Macbeth is seen as the weed. "Gracious Duncan" is

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    his status‚ killing of others and the death of himself. Macbeth was a commander for his army which belonged to Scotland. He was part of a huge battle at the start of the play. Which resulted in a win for them. And Macbeth was highly praised for it. Duncan-" Dismayed not this our captains Macbeth and/ Banquo? Captain- " Yet as sparrows eagles or hare the lion/ If I say sooth. I must report they were/ As cannons overcharged with double cracks/ so they doubly redoubled strikes upon the foe."

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    person trying to gain earthly riches. Particularly‚ as I look at the character traits of Macbeth and the internal struggle he had between immorality and earthly riches; I couldn’t help but to compare his situation to any of us today. We as Christian have many internal battles; whether they are between our earthly possessions and Christ or our own immorality and earthly riches. We can all relate to Macbeth in some way. As I read the play‚ I learned that earthly riches is not worth my soul. We can

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