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    Extraordinary Life of William Shakespeare “We know what we are‚ but know not what we may be.” This is just one of many genius quotes from Shakespeare himself. William Shakespeare is regarded to be the greatest playwright of all time. This man has an exquisite taste when it comes down to writing and literature. Shakespeare is believed to have created over 1‚700 words in the English language. Not only are his works interesting‚ but also the Globe Theater in which many of his plays were performed

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    How do we come to the aid of others? Qian Yu 801       ● ● ● ● We will be happy to help others.  We will help others help us too.  Help others can enhance our own happiness.  Helping others is a blessing.                                                                                   If you want to help people‚you can read “Angels In the  Snow” and “Emily­Anne.” The two articles are both about kids  helped others and can inspiring you to help others.Can you help  people?         Holly St

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    Analyzing Key Themes from Macbeth William Shakespeare used themes in his plays and poetry to deepen the meaning of them and to help the reader have another way to compare imagery in the play to what was really happening. Shakespeare’s Macbeth includes many cases of metaphorical as well as literal themes. Some examples of these types of themes deal with blood‚ clothing‚ illness and medicine‚ sleep‚ nature‚ and the over all mood of the play. There is a mixture of emotional‚ metaphorical‚ and literal

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    Oxford Dictionary‚ a tragedy is ‘’an event causing great suffering‚ destruction‚ and distress‚ such as a serious accident‚ crime‚ or natural catastrophe’’. It is also said that for a play to be considered a tragedy it must follow the three requirements of a tragedy; shock and violence‚ man of high station falls‚ and deterioration. MacBeth is considered a tragedy as it meets all these requirements; MacBeth’s ambition drives him to insanity‚ the murder of King Duncan‚ and MacBeths death. If it weren’t

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    ‘Romeo and Juliet’ is a tragic love story‚ written by William Shakespeare. ’Romeo and Juliet’ is thought to have been written in 1595 or 1596. Romeo meets a beautiful girl named Juliet who he falls in love with. She is a member of a family that Romeo’s family is at conflict with. There love is forbidden‚ but they go against it and pledge themselves to each other. Juliet‚ in order to be with Romeo‚ pretends to kill herself‚ but he does not know. Romeo finds Juliet in her pretend death believes it

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    HOW TO WRITE A LITERARY ESSAY SUGGESTED LENGTH: 600 WORDS THE TITLE should be specific. You should identify a particular problem in the literary text you’ve chosen to write about. Acceptable: The Role of the Narrator in Henry Fielding’s Joseph Andrews; Family Politics in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice Unacceptable: Jane Eyre; Shakespeare’s Sonnets; William Blake’s Songs of Experience (ii) PRESENTATION The essay should open with a clear introduction

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    Literary Elements in the Movie Willow Sheila M. Giordano Eng 225 Michael King March 29‚ 2010 Literary Elements in the Movie Willow What is a good movie; is it one that can make a person cry‚ laugh‚ worry‚ or feel angry? Well the fact is it can be any of those and more. In truth‚ most good movies have a unified plot‚ a credible storyline‚ and are interesting. The genre or style of a movie will also play a role in a person’s opinion of what he or she considers to be a good movie. Some

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    Macbeth A Tragic Hero The characteristic of a tragic hero is captured in Shakespeare’s character Macbeth. A tragic hero has been said to be fated by the gods or a supernatural entities. Macbeth’s character starts to flaw as he allows his honor to be compromised while rejecting his moral responsibility as he attained power‚ which at the end resulted in his tragic death. Before these factors can be discussed‚ it is important to recognize what workings make up the characteristics of a tragic

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    . The brilliant Director Joe Wright combined with screenwriter Christopher Hampton turns the bestseller into the award winning picture. Though adapted for the big screen‚ the film still contains important literary elements such as: theme‚ symbolism‚ conflicts‚ and setting. One major theme of the movie is thing aren’t always as they appear . The major character Briony in many instances misinterprets what she has witnessed and these misunderstanding ruin the life of the people she cares the most

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    2012 Honor‚ ambition‚ and tragic heroes. These are the literary elements that consist within both‚ “Antigone”‚ and‚ “Julius Caesar”. Both stories have similar conflicts that can relate one way or another. They contrast as well‚ with there being different conflicts. One where an ambitious ruler attempts to turn Rome into a monarchy‚ and another where a man who strives to be an overlord refuses to bury a fallen soldier. Both of the plays “Antigone”‚ and “The Tragedy of Julius Caesar”‚ have similarities

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