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    Themes in Othello

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    marriage‚ however‚ is ruined by the villainous machinations of Iago. Othello is eventually led to murder his beloved‚ turning the romantic play into a tragedy. A third minor theme of Othello revolves around appearance vs. reality. Iago has an honest face‚ which helps hide his deceitful soul. Othello appears to be strong and courageous‚ a leading general‚ but he is easily tricked into fearing that his wife is unfaithful. It appears that Desdemona has left her treasured handkerchief with Cassio;

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    lustful. Tartuffe attempts to seduce Orgon’s wife even though he is supposed to be marrying Orgon’s daughter Mariane. Although everyone but Orgon knew of his actual character‚ it was entertaining and insightful to watch the play illustrate how “appearances can be deceiving”. Whereas in the Frankenstein novel by Mary Shelley

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    published by Paul Laurence Dunbar in 1896‚ society as a whole is used as the subject of the word “we.” This “we” that Dunbar talks about consists of several characteristics as a whole‚ but three important ones that stand out over the others are deceitful‚ cautious‚ and mysterious. As all people know‚ hiding emotions and feelings can either be easy or extremely hard. Some people can hide their emotions because they do not show on the outside‚ but other people wear their heart on their sleeve and

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    Appearances are Deceiving in Acts one & two Lady Macbeth and her lover Macbeth symbolized the locution; appearances are deceiving‚ in Shakespeare epic play Macbeth. Shakespeare took the saying to an entirely new level with witches‚ death‚ and two faced comradely. From acts one and two quotes jumped from the pages exemplifying the deception conveyed through the story plot. The plot of the play was the falsehood the characters portrayed in their personalities. Trickery swam through Lady

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    is a single mother and has her eyes set on a man with money. Mrs. Robinson is just a deceitful woman waiting for Emma to back down from the game so she can rightfully claim the ‘trophy’. The characters Emma and Mrs. Robinson can both be similarly compared and contrasted based on their physical appearance‚ personality and life experience. First of all these women are contrasted based on their physical appearance. The character Emma is viewed as a beautiful woman with a tall‚ slim‚ body with black

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    Explore the presentation of Nora Helmer as a deceitful female character in “A doll’s house.” Compare and contrast your findings with the way Wilde presents his female protagonist Mrs. Arbuthnot in “A woman of no importance.” By Gheirey Mulliken Both “A doll’s house” by Henrik Ibsen and “A woman of no importance” by Oscar Wilde were about Nora Helmer and Rachel Arbuthnot (protagonists) and their role as; mothers‚ wives‚ and new women. They were written and performed in Victorian times‚ for a Victorian

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    Othello (1603) and Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight (2008) bare several mutual themes‚ however‚ are represented in varied contexts. The recurring motif of appearance vs reality is used throughout both texts‚ in both a physical and psychological regard. Othello and The Dark Knight explore the concept of good versus evil The theme of appearance vs reality is represented in the characterisation of Othello’s Iago and The Dark Knight’s Joker. The deceptive nature of both characters is an essential element

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    English 10 HP October 25‚ 2013 Rough Draft Compare and Contrast Essay Holden Caulfield and Jay Gatsby external appearance would lead one to believe that they are just ordinary. Holden is the protagonist from J.D. Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye and his outward features would suggest that he is a typical sixteen year old boy‚ but in reality there is much more than meets the eye. He deceitful‚ reserved‚ and a critical human being with a complicated past that explains why he became this way. Gatsby in

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    The Odyssey: Telemachus Telemachus recounts his confrontation with the Old man of the sea who could change his appearance in order to escape danger. Telemachus reveals the information which he obtained from the Old man of the sea to the reader. The Old man told Telemachus of the sorrowful tale of Agamemnon’s Murder. The story tells of how Aegisthus paid a man to watch for Agamemnon’s return from the sea. After a year of waiting‚ the King returned in what he thought to be secrecy. The lookout

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    gain. Maria’s genius prank on Malvolio‚ demonstrates that as humans‚ we often take advantage of others through deceitfulness only‚ for our own entertainment or benefit. The diverse characters in Twelfth Night demonstrate how selfish desires prompt deceitful actions. Disguising herself as a male servant and blending into a lifestyle where she can be anyone but herself‚ Viola initiates Twelfth Night’s theme of deception‚ her actions prove how easily it is as humans to deceive others for our own selfish

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