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    appearance versus reality. Things within the play appear to be true and honest but in reality are polluted with evil. Many of the characters within the play hide behind a mask of dishonesty. Four of the main characters that hid behind this mask are Rosencrantz and Guildenstern‚ Polonius‚ and the king Claudius. From behind this mask they give the impression

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    spot was the left over blood marks and smell of the murder that all the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten this little hand. Shakespeare uses indirect characterization to show us that Lady Macbeth has a guilt side of her that she tried so hard to mask. Although we have always known Lady Macbeth as the strong‚ ruthless ambitious one of the two however in this scene she falls apart and becomes vulnerable to the guilt that built up inside her. This shows that although

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    the real story so that she does not get hurt. Furthermore‚ Malvolio has begun to disguise himself as a new man in order to win the heart of Olivia. As Maria has written the letter to Malvolio in order to trick him‚ he believes it is Olivia’s true confession of her love to him and he begins to do all of the things Olivia likes. Malvolio is disguising his true self in order to portray what he believes he should be. Many of the characters are all trying to disguise themselves in order to gain the love

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    diversity on their marketing team‚ because there is no other explanation for why an ad like this got approved. The ad by Nivea shows an African American man with short hair and a clean face‚ wearing a sweater and a button-up. He’s winding up to hurl a mask portraying a black man with an afro and a beard. The caption reads "Look Like You Give A Damn. Re-civilize Yourself." This ad is aiming toward an audience of young African American men who probably struggle with individuality and peer approval. The

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    confessing his share of the sin to the public he chose to remain silent and let Hester take all of the blame. He should have just confessed right away and it probably would have saved him a lot of trouble later on in the book. Even without an immediate confession‚ he was given many other opportunities to speak up. He could have easily admitted his sin the day Hester was forced to stand on the scaffold. One of the bystanders in the crowd said “The Reverend Master Dimmesdale‚ her godly pastor‚ takes it very

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    Fights and riots would cease to exist. Prejudice and racism would abolish. Race‚ religion and nationality wouldn’t be looked at or judged. Being commended not scolded for what you have done‚ not what you have sinned. Forgiveness dies along with confession. No hatred‚ nothing done wrong‚ so the abolishment of priest is a must. Besides the majority of our religious leaders lie‚ cheat‚ rape and molest their congregation. Jealousy is the root of hate. Jealously‚ a reaction to your own self-denial

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    In ‘Macbeth’‚ Lady Macbeth says “I would‚ while it was smiling in my face‚ have plucked my nipple from his boneless gums and dashed the brains out”. This is a very shocking confession at our time and so was as the time this play was written. She is a villain because she is using very violent language and is encouraging murder. A quotation which relates to the one above from ‘The Laboratory’ is “Not that I bid you spare her pain

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    The poem “This is Just to Say” by William Carlos Williams‚ is a confession note that is left by the writer to the reader of the note‚ telling them that they ate the plums they were saving for breakfast. Even though the writer states “Forgive me”‚ I don’t think that the writer wants to be forgiven. I think the writer is being sarcastic because the writer goes on and describes how delicious‚ sweet‚ and cold the plums were. To me‚ it seems like the writing is rubbing it in the reader’s face. The poem

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    The Governess suffers with other components of anxiety‚ resulting in a breakdown of her defenses and further evidence of her deluded perception of reality. Tyson reveals‚ “Our defenses momentarily break down‚ and this is when we experience anxiety….Fear of betrayal- the nagging feeling that our friends and loved one can’t be trusted” (16). In essence‚ people are more lost when their defense mechanisms falter‚ effectively changing the way they think. Feeling the effects of anxiety‚ people grow less

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    Ed Gein 08 November 2010 Edward Theodore “Ed” Gein was an American murder and body snatcher. His crimes‚ which he committed around his hometown of Plainfield‚ Wisconsin‚ garnered widespread notoriety after authorities discovered Gein had exhumed corpses from local graveyards and fashioned trophies and keepsakes from their bones and skin. After police found body parts in his house in 1957‚ Gein confessed to killing two women: tavern owner Mary Hogan in 1954‚ and a Plainfield hardware store

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