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    Analysis of Othello by William Shakespeare A brief synopsis of the plot The play opens on a street in Venice‚ Italy. In the opening scene Iago‚ Othello’s ensign‚ and Roderigo‚ the suitor of Desdemona‚ decide to tell senator Brabantio that his daughter Desdemona has left to marry Othello without her father’s permission. Brabantio confronts Othello‚ but finally he is convinced by Othello and Desdemona that they love each other and gives them permission. At the same time Turkish invasion is reaching

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    some reasons why William Shakespeare was a hero. William Shakespeare was an inspiration to us all. He inspired people to write what they feel. William wrote a lot of great plays. What we mean by that is‚he never gave up when he was writing even when people put him down. He believed that once you succeed in life‚then you will be able to accomplish anything. He also acted in some plays. William Shakespeare was born on April 1546.He died on April 23‚1616. Scientist think that William Shakespeare’s death

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    Shakespeare has left a big mark on our history. With all his plays and stories. But one really stood out to everyone‚ “Macbeth.” Ever since it was first shown people have believed there is a curse on this production. That causes horrible events to occurs surrounding the production. Macbeth was produced in 1623 and still today this curse of Macbeth haunts the theaters. It waits for someone to say the unspoken word. It seems as if there isn’t one production of “Macbeth” that doesn’t have a disaster

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    fully explored in William Shakespeare’s play‚ Macbeth‚ a story of the destructive consequences a deep ambition for power can lead to. Macbeth’s paranoid sense of ambition‚ and the prodding from his “partner in greatness”‚ blind him from appreciating his more than exceptional life; apparently‚ a promotion from the king‚ a loving wife‚ and nobility status were not enough to quench Macbeth’s thirst for power. Unfortunately‚

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    ’Let me not to the marriage of true minds’ (sonnet 116) by William Shakespeare (1609) This poem is called ’let me not to the marriage of true minds’ and it’s written by William Shakespeare. It was first published in 1609. This sonnet is one of Shakespeare’s most famous love sonnets. William Shakespeare was an English poet and playwright. He is often called England’s national poet and the ’Bard of Avon’. His surviving work consists of 38 plays‚ 154 sonnets‚ 2 long narrative poems and several

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    William Shakespeare was one of history’s most influential literary geniuses‚ whose work transcended time. His plays and sonnets have intrigued scholars and ordinary people alike for over 400 years. Even though his works and contributions to history are known‚ most of his personal life remains a mystery even to this day. While his life is quite cryptic‚ there are some connections that can be drawn between Shakespeare’s works and his life or the events surrounding it. One can clearly see examples in

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    CORRUPTION There is no second opinion about what human beings want in life. What makes a man happy is freedom. Freedom to rule and to have everything one can wish for and that eventually gives birth to greed. Greed‚ the one word‚ one attitude and one voice at the bottom which leads to corruption. Like the universal problem this devil of corruption has existed in all ages leaving undone effects from the heart of Rome to Shakespeare’s Hamlet‚ from literature to music‚ from each society to each government

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    Explain some of the key ideas in Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar. Some of the key ideas that William Shakespeare conveyed to us through his play “Julius Caesar” are leadership‚ loyalty and the power of oratory. I think that these are the most important themes in the play because they have the most impact on the outcome at the end. Leadership was one of the recurring and obvious themes in the play. The leadership in Rome was questionable at the start. Julius Caesar was to be crowned as king but

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    Do you think you know Shakespeare well enough to write a research paper on him or make a presentation about him? Who did he marry? What did he do for a living? Did he have kids? What was his muse? How did he support his family? Did he really invent new words like everyone says? Simple things like that is hard to learn about a person that died WAY back then‚ 1616 to be correct. That is almost over 400 years ago! They never really wrote anything down or stored things like we do today. Everything that

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    Bryce Dotson Sears Honors English 9 / Period 5 30 November 2010 Renaissance Writer: A Comparison of His Works William Shakespeare was born on April 26‚ 1564 on St. George’s Day. As a young man‚ Ovid’s writing filled Shakespeare’s mind with images of violence and romance. As Shakespeare aged‚ he viewed himself as a poet. William wrote Romeo and Juliet and Macbeth‚ two very diverse pieces of literature that use blood and fate. Today‚ our society still has blood and fate. For example‚ people

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