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    A tragic hero has to rise in order for him to fall and die a noble death. In the play‚ Othello by William Shakespeare the main character Othello begins as a great valiant war hero who transforms into a tragic hero because of his own flaws. Shakespeare creates sympathy for Othello by showing us how great he was only to destroy himself due to his own tragic flaws. At the beginning of the play‚ Othello is represented as a great‚ valiant‚ respected and noble. Othello was once a slave but has gained

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    How Is Harry Potter Brave

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    though he represents many strong traits‚ they all still add up to make Harry Potter a humble person in the books. From the very first book we start to see how Harry has to be brave. Both of his parents were killed and now he has to live with his aunt and uncle‚ who make his life difficult. Living in how he did he had to learn how to be brave‚ and not be afraid of his relatives. He also had to live with that fact that he was almost alone in life without his parents. "The only thing we have to do

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    How Is Macbeth Regretful

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    turmoil sensed by Macbeth and Othello. The climax of this repentance highlights the mental state of distress of both of the main characters‚ and is followed by a dramatic conclusion. Shakespeare presents Macbeth as regretful by portraying his desire to be king as damaging from the start. This is evident in the play when Macbeth says: “will all great Neptunes ocean wash this blood clean from my hand?” This use of language is regretful. Many bad things then go on to happen to Macbeth‚ providing that

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    November 27‚ 2011 Macbeth‚ the Progression of a Tragic Hero “In tragedy people are tested by great suffering and must face decisions of ultimate consequence. Some meet the challenge with deeds of despicable cruelty‚ while others demonstrate their ability to confront and surpass adversity‚ winning our admiration and proving the greatness of human potential” (Aristotle). The character Macbeth is an archetypal paragon in Shakespearean literature; he truly embodies the title of the tragic hero. The aspects

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    A Warrior’s Triumph The Woman Warrior by Maxine Hong Kingston presents the story of a girl trapped between the cultures of her surrounding environment and that which her mother and family have forced upon her. Knowing only the Chinese way of life‚ this girl’s mother attempts to familiarize her daughter‚ whom is also the narrator‚ with the history of their family. The mother shares this heritage through the use of stories in hopes the narrator will be prepared for her ultimate return to China

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    element is constant – that of a tragic hero. They each share certain traits that can be traced back to the theory of a Greek philosopher‚ Aristotle. Shakespeare’s tragic play Macbeth is no different‚ it tells the tale of brave Macbeth with an ambition to be king and explores how far a person would be willing to go to get what they want. In Macbeth’s case the answer is murder‚ first of King Duncan‚ then others to assure his title. According to Aristotle‚ a tragic hero is defined as someone of nobility

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    In Shakespeare’s "Macbeth‚" the Macduffs are foils to the Macbeths because the Macduffs are good‚ heroic characters‚ and the Macbeths are evil-oriented people. Macbeth is only loyal to himself‚ while Macduff gets tested‚ and proven to be loyal to Scotland and the king. Macbeth and Macduff contrast each other in many ways‚ such as Macbeth’s inability to have a family‚ while Macduff’s most precious thing in his life is his family. Lady Macbeth and Lady Macduff are also foils. Lady Macduff hates lying

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    Shakespeare to a full extent questions the value of the Roman warrior code and sees the difficulties that it causes. Firstly I discuss the warrior code that is valued and held in Rome. Secondly I analyze Coriolanus inability to infringe the warrior code entirely. Thirdly I explore the consequences this has on Roman society. Being an honorable‚ courageous and bold soldier is regarded as having Roman warlike virtues and following the Roman warrior code. Bret and Kate McKay believed that ‘manliness meant

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    How Is Hamlet A Hero

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    A combination of thoughts and idea’s strung together to create plot‚ theme‚ and characters is the basis of a story. Each story contains a character that typically undergoes a series of challenges‚ both good and bad. In most stories‚ this character would be considered the protagonist‚ superhero‚ or just the main character depending on the type of book. Within the play‚ The Tragedy of Hamlet‚ Prince of Denmark‚ written by William Shakespeare‚ Hamlet is not only the main character‚ but also a character

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    How Boys Become Men

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    Male maturation is a very complex sophisticated process. In “How Boys Become Men” Jon Katz takes on the challenge and head ache of analyzing this process. He explains how learning one of the central ethics of the gender is experiencing pain rather than showing fear and emotion. We do so by taken on challenges because we feel obligated to in front of our friends in order to not look cowardly. How we demonstrate machismo and lack commitment‚ how we do whatever we can to fit into the society around us and

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