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    live a good life‚ We put so much value on getting money that people focus so much on getting money that they stop actually living life. People sometimes if you aren’t rich you have a bad terrible life that isn’t worth living. This is far from the truth yet most people don’t realize because they are controlled by money itself. First off‚ having more money then necessary can lead to deterioration of values and morals. Becoming rich can make a person overly proud‚ arrogant‚ very self-indulgent and

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    Tragedy of King Lear’‚ Shakespeare represents a distinctive voice in which influences the way we perceive the role of power play in our world as it broadens our understanding of the universality and complexity of power play. Compared with the 21st century film ‘Brassed Off’‚ we are presented with an insight into the various means of attaining power and its ability to uncover the true nature of people within their struggle for supremacy and control.   Shakespeare presents ’The Tragedy of King Lear’ as the

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    the tragedy of King Lear encompass the development of plot and the definition of the characters in the play. The literal and figurative meanings of the language reflect the inner workings of the characters and enhance the subtlety of the tragic tone that the playwright is trying to achieve. At the beginning of the play‚ language is inflated by Goneril and Regan who strive to outdo each other in flattering their father for the vain attempt of winning the love-test devised by Lear. Both of them eventually

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    There are people we meet and deal with every day‚ but yet‚ little did we know about their material. Hiding the truth and keeping it from us‚ showing us what we want or hope to see‚ deluding us into whole perfect world we hope to be in‚ but this is just what appears‚ the reality is always shocking. King Lear. Is where we can find the nonstop conflict between appearance and reality. a Love that makes breath poor‚ and speech unable. Beyond all matter of so much i love you (I.i.56-62) Goneril

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    Portrayal of Women in King Lear and Ran Women have a position‚ characteristics and a role in King Lear and in Ran. These films take place in a time period when geography influenced the portrayal of women. A significant portion of how women were portrayed to the audience in both films is based on the positions women held in the established hierarchy and how their new position in the hierarchy impacted the people around them. The characteristics of female characters display very clearly how women

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    Later on in the play‚ the two end up forcing Lear to give up his soldiers. By doing this‚ they strip Lear of his remaining power. In another part of the play‚ more deception takes place in the form of Edmund‚ Gloucester’s bastard son. Edmund wants to inherit Gloucester’s title and goods‚ however‚ his birth ensures that everything goes to Edgar. He states “ if this letter speed And my invention thrive‚ Edmund the base Shall top the legitimate” (1.2). To take care of this issue‚ he forges a letter

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    Importance of a Parent Child Bond in King Lear_ The strongest‚ truest love is that a parent and child share. Unconditional and forever‚ it incorporates every division of love. Although‚ the bond between parent and child can be held together with great strength‚ either‚ can hold a persona or can disguise a certain aspect of their character. Seemingly‚ in _King Lear_ it is quite evident that parents may not truly know what their child is capable of. Characters Lear‚ an aging king of Britain and Gloucester‚

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    King Lear: Three Sisters Comparison When trying to compare the three sisters in William Shakespeare’s play‚ King Lear‚ it is all most very clear to see the difference between the youngest sister Cordelia and the two oldest sisters Goneril and Regan. The more difficult part is deciphering which out of the two older sisters‚ Goneril and Regan‚ are more evil than the other. The personalities between Cordelia and her other two sisters‚ Goneril and Regan‚ are very close to opposite. Throughout this

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    12/17/12 Macbeth and King Lear Macbeth and King Lear are characters that are most definitely not sympathetic in any way. This because they ruled in a intimidating way along with their own selfish interests. They both have no sympathy from anyone because they have no ability to rule. They are greedy selfish men who have too much power and not enough brains to rule. They became tragic figures but in separate ways‚ Macbeth through his need for power and King Lear through his pride and

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    The play King Lear by the famous William Shakespeare‚ embodies a great many themes which were quite ahead of their time. Some of these include justice‚ gender roles‚ and questioning societal standards. None of these are more important‚ however‚ than the theme of self. The question of findings oneself has been eternally embedded into human nature. Whether looking for ourselves in religion‚ hobbies‚ or our work‚ the concept of “being yourself” has been one taught throughout the ages of mankind. Shakspeare

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