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    Intro: Shakespeare has always come across as a legend in the writing world. In the following series of blogs I will be writing about one of Shakespeare’s most famous and well known plays; A Midsummer Night’s Dream. It includes love‚ betrayal and of course magic. A Midsummer Night’s Dream is set in a forest where four troubled teens find themselves mixed among the deception of the fairies. In Shakespeare’s plays he always seems to produce a few monologues or soliloquies. During the following blogs

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    Dorothy Rena Fong NBE3U1-01 Ms. Turczyniak Monday September 26‚ 2011 Critical Response- Walter Mitty Reflection People have the unique ability to focus on things the mind has never seen or experienced directly. People can imagine scenarios that might never actually occur. Naturally‚ human beings use a lot of time imagining infinite possibilities‚ spending nearly half of the waking hours daydreaming about anything that comes to mind. Imagination serves as an outlet to escape reality for a while

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    Magic and illusions can be used to manipulate others‚ alter one’s mind‚ impact their decisions and force one to think differently. The power that one has over others and how they use it against them‚ can impact their lives significantly. In A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ William Shakespeare creates a world of fairies and magic where they interact with humans who wander there‚ but this world is not as enchanting for those who are influenced throughout the events of the play. The fairies and their magical powers

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    Movie vs. Play Most parts of "A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚"� the movie‚ met my expectations. Many of the characters were well fitted to their part. Calista Flockheart was a great choice for an actress to portray Helena and her jealousy towards the beautiful Hermia. She played Helen’s part just as I had imagined. Hermia‚ on the other hand‚ was not as well casted‚ in my opinion‚ because I expected Hermia to have long‚ straight hair not curly and short. Someone like Gwyneth Paltrow might’ve been more

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    Shakespeare’s A Midsummer’s Night Dream a play centering around lovers‚ performers‚ and mischievous fairies in a forest outside of Athens. There are 3 subplots within the play that take place throughout the night: a love rectangle‚ preparation for a play for the Duke’s wedding‚ and a feud between the king and queen of the fairies. These subplots however‚ all become intertwined with one another as the play goes on. Two of the subplots have very distinguishable characters‚ but one of them‚ specifically

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    What would you be willing to do for love? The characters in the comedy A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚ by William Shakespeare‚ prove they will doing anything it takes. This causes much conflict between them surrounding the concept of love. Love is thrown and shifted around multiple times between the characters throughout the comedy‚ primarily due to magical interference. However‚ these fickle interferences provoke them to ponder their morals and values regarding love. Helena displays this conflict in

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    Art Analysis: Midsummer Night in Harlem‚ by Palmer Hayden ‘Midsummer Night in Harlem is an oil painting painted by Palmer Hayden. Palmer C. Hayden was an American painter who depicted African-American life as he saw it‚ especially during the Harlem Renaissance. The painting Midsummer Night in Harlem appears to depict African American people departing and relaxing after an evening at church in Harlem. This painting shows the energy and positive attitudes of the people through the use of vibrant

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    People’s emotions form either positive or negative characteristics to makeup a personality. William Shakespeare’s play‚ A Midsummer Night’s Dream features unique individuals that show different qualities throughout the play. For instance Oberon‚ the king of fairies can be selfish and determined at times‚ but also has a caring‚ and softer side to him too. Oberon is married to Titania‚ the queen of the fairies and Titania cares for a little changeling boy. Oberon decides he wants the Indian boy to

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    Lmdarms - Critical Response Question– Ethical and Legal To answer the question of whether Mr. Smith should hire‚ or how to help‚ Joseph‚ a previous client‚ in his job search efforts. The first step would require gathering more background information from Mr. Smith as to the nature of Joseph’s outcome and condition‚ without violating confidentiality of course. Identify the problem – Does Mr. Smith violate the well-being of Joseph if he intervenes? Can personal boundaries and confidentiality be maintained

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    similar after carefully analyzing them. One introductory theme that is plays a significant tie between the story and the poem is the theme of a “quest‚” which can be explained by Christopher Booker’s seven basic plots (Mackley). Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream begins as a quest for love as Lysander and Hermia flee from Athens with the hope of marrying one another. But as more of the characters are introduced‚ the antagonist‚ King Oberon too endows to the theme of a quest. His quest for revenge on

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