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    Foils In Antigone

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    In the tragedy Antigone‚ there are two central characters who serve as foils for one another. The main protagonist and heroine‚ Antigone‚ defies the wishes of the king of Thebes‚ who is also her uncle named Creon. Beginning as a man devoted to art patronage and falling into a position of power after the death of his brother‚ Creon begins the play with a declaration that says Polynices‚ one of Antigone’s brothers‚ cannot have a proper burial. Antigone disregards Creon’s law and covers Polynices in

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    Macbeth Essay In the tragedy Macbeth‚ written by William Shakespeare‚ honor is needed to succeed in life. As Macbeth both created and destroyed his honor‚ which results in raising 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?

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    human. In Macbeth‚ one human virtue that Shakespeare points out is that even the “bad guys” have some good spirit‚ no matter how deeply buried it is. The corrupted characters in Macbeth are shown sympathetically when Macbeth sees a ghost of Banquo‚ when Lady Macbeth goes insane from guilt‚ and when Macbeth’s conscience is so full of guilt that he doesn’t want to kill MacDuff. After Macbeth ordered the death of Banquo‚ he went to a dinner party‚ where he thought he saw a ghost of Banquo. This hallucination

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    Lady Macbeth Versus Human nature Emotions are a part of every one; the way one reacts to them is what makes them different. Guilt and shame are some of the few that are felt in the normal man if committed murder. In the play Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Macbeth Lady Macbeth is a character that has been an accomplice in murder‚ and the actions affect her overtime. One is able to see Lady Macbeth’s actions affect her through contrasting characters by her reactions to her emotions compared to the

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    beginning of Macbeth‚ both Macbeth and Macduff were trusted by the people of Scotland and King Duncan because they were loyal noble friends. "The thane of Cawdor will never again betray me. Go announce that he will be executed and tell Macbeth that Cawdor’s title will be given to him". King Duncan basically gave the crown to Macbeth and said he wouldn’t be betrayed again because he was a trusted friend to him and the people of Scotland trusted him as well. In the story of MacbethMacbeth killed Duncan

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    Foils In Hamlet

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    reader of what the character is thinking or to provide essential information concerning other participants in the action.] Bevington also comments on the dramatic structure of Hamlet especially Shakespeare’s balancing the tragedy with many foils. A foil refers to any literary character that through strong contrast accentuates

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    How is Macbeth portrayed?

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    How is Macbeth Portrayed in the First Act? At the beginning of the play‚ Macbeth is known as the ‘bravest’ soldier and after the battle the Captain exclaims‚ ‘But all’s too weak‚ for brave Macbeth’. This shows that Macbeth is heroic and is a valiant soldier. I think that it is important that Shakespeare has depicted Macbeth as being a brave character because this influences him in murdering Duncan later on and it is crucial that we‚ as the reader‚ believe that Macbeth is capable of doing this

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    Macbeth by William Shakespeare is the story of how one mans hubris destroys him. From it‚ we can extrapolate and comment on how in society people have a choice. We can live a life of altruism‚ valour and nobility or one fuelled by ambition‚ greed and violence. Macbeths journey from the former to the later showcases to the audience the dangers of selfishness. It prompts us to question our view of life – do we succumb to the false promises of evil‚ as tempting as they are‚ or do we remain defiant and

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    it’s best to restore order. Similarly‚ in MacBeth‚ the natural world tries to undo the evil works of the unnatural creatures. Thesis: The theme of the nature in William Shakespeare’s Macbeth‚ consists of the natural the corruption of the order of succession and it’s restoration‚ unnatural people going against human nature‚ and the natural world

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    How Is Macbeth A Hero

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    In William Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Macbeth perfectly correlates to a tragedy in the Aristotelean sense. In this play‚ Shakespeare perfectly incorporates Aristotle’s ideas of a hero‚ by having his hero be of Scottish nobility and using Macbeth‚ a character who can be portrayed as both a hero and a villain‚ this is because of the flaws he is given. Macbeth also allows the audience to experience a great amount of catharsis‚ or an experience of pity and horror that leads the audience to live a better

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