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    In this paper I will discuss the character changes throughout the story of Hamlet by William Shakespeare. This change of ideals make characters round and dynamic which they then can influence other characters to follow suit. These changes can have a drastic effect upon the story. Throughout the play of Hamlet various characters change their existing personality’s making them dynamic and round. At the start of the play Hamlet is has a pleasant attitude for everyone he comes across and he has a loving

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    In the play King Lear by William Shakespeare‚ King Lear divides up his land among his three daughters. During this presentation in front of the assembled court‚ he expects them to sing his praises and Goneril and Regan do‚ but Cordelia does not. This unexpected and surprising turn shows that Lear is blinded by his need to feel validated and loved‚ emphasizing his selfish and needy ways. Lear’s obliviousness can best be seen when he says to his daughters‚ in front of the court‚ “Tell me‚

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    the same way as them‚ rather they felt the complete opposite of love for that person. Occasionally when someone is in love with someone else and they know that person does not feel the same way it can have a negative effect on them mentally. William Shakespeare through the character of Helena‚ in his play “A Midsummer’s Night’s Dream”‚ he shows one of the many negative mental effects that can occur in someone lives when they are going through that situation. Throughout the play the main

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    In William Shakespeare’s play‚ the Tempest‚ the main theme centers on the idea of power and how the desire for it is the basic motivation for humans. Some of the issues dealt with in The Tempest‚ are the desire for control‚ power imbalance and challenging authority. Through the construction of the characters in the play‚ Shakespeare portrays different levels of power and the imbalance of self-given authority within a small island society. The majority of the play portrays a relationship between

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    keep moving forward‚ opening new doors‚ and doing new things‚ because we’re curious and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths.” Curiosity is leading us down the same path as those you have come before us. Macbeth is a dark play written by William Shakespeare. Macbeth was written around the year 1606. It is a story that has been acted out and told and retold in every generation since it was first performed. Macbeth is important today since individuals are still influenced by desire and greed today

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    In the play “Hamlet” by William Shakespeare‚ the character hamlet is such a complete and unusual character. You would be hard-pressed finding a better-developed dramatic personality. Hamlet’s seems to be a paradox. Whenever I try to understand him‚ he changes. This is what I think has attracted audiences to the play for ages and what I found most compelling. The moment we see Hamlet we are captivated by his contradictions. He is irresponsible and responsible‚ uncontrolled and controlled‚ friendly

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    Humanity possesses an innate desire for belonging‚ for its ability to reshape identities and provide individuals with a heightened sense of acceptance‚ security and purpose. William Shakespeare’s pastoral comedy As You Like It (c. 1599)‚ T.S. Eliot’s The Love song of J Alfred Prufrock (1915) and John Brack’s painting Collins St‚ 5pm (1955) demonstrate belonging as an intrinsic and self-driven connection shaped by one’s social and cultural contexts. Through these texts‚ the responder more clearly

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    Dorai says to Thangam that he could leave her sister because his life was in complete control of his father (in-law). He had got him a job‚ provided money for his sister’s marriage whereas also looked after his own father in his last days; everything was looked upon by her father‚ he did not even had to pay the hospital bills of his father. He was tied from all corners. But he clears that his anger had hyped because she would not tell him anything. She used to hide from him which had lead to such

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    William Shakespeare utilizes the motif of “light” in order to highlight Romeo’s love for Juliet and to suggest that love can change people. When Romeo’s parents meet up with Benvolio‚ they use the motif of “light” to describe Romeo’s condition.His father describes how Romeo “Shut ups his Windows‚ locks fair daylight out” and how he “makes himself an artificial night.” (1.1.137) Romeo is depressed and prefers to stay out of light because he has fallen out of love with Rosaline so he locks himself

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    Figurative Language Identifications 1) Simile “…How like a deer‚ strucken by many princes‚ Dost thou here lie!” -Antony (Act III‚ Scene I) 2) Setting “…Who to Philippi here consorted us.” -Cassius (Act V‚ Scene I) 3) Personification “O conspiracy‚ Sham’st thou to show thy dang’rous brow by night‚ When evils are most free? O‚ then by day Where wilt thou find

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