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    “Being‚ the Will‚ and the Semantics of Death” by Henry Louis Gates‚ Jr. (Criticism 155-164) and “Tragedy‚ Mimicry‚ and the African World” by Olakunle George (Criticism 207-222) in your essay. The Real Tragic Hero Of The Nation The drama “Death and the King’s Horseman” written by Wole Soyinka tells a story that relates to the burial of the dead king of the Oyo‚ which is held by the ancient Yoruba in Africa. According to the tradition of the Yoruba‚ after thirty-day of the king’s death

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    summary: Not Stupid Too

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    thieving and robbing store and an elderly to solve the problem. in the other hand‚ Jerry who got the main character in the musical drama is struggling to bring his parent to the concert. as the parent both are busy and in unfriendly circumstances‚ it make it more difficult to him talks to them. in the other hand‚ Jerry who got the main character in the musical drama is struggling to bring his parent to the concert. as the parent both are busy and in unfriendly circumstances‚ it make it more difficult

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    Allegory - is used to describe events and characters from an abstract idea(s)‚ it can also be noted as an extended metaphor. The purpose of this term is to illustrate that an event‚ character‚ symbol‚ and setting have both figurative and literal meanings. EX. Animal Farm book Anti-Climax – an event or outcome‚ which is much less dramatic or exciting than it was expected to be. Generally has a disappointing or dull ending. Aside- An aside is when a character says something out loud in the attempt

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    used in drama whereby a character speaks to himself‚ relating his thoughts and feelings‚ thereby also sharing them with the audience. Other characters however are not aware of what is being said.[1][2] A soliloquy is distinct from a monologue or an aside: a monologue is a speech‚ in which one character addresses other characters‚ whereas an aside is a (usually short) comment by one character towards the audience. Soliloquies were frequently used in dramas but went "out of fashion" when drama shifted

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    Dynasty. It simplified its form as well-known opera troupes from Hubei joined the Anhui performers‚ melding their regional styles. After 1949‚ a study revealed that over 80 percent of musical dramas staged in the country were traditional plays from the pre-Communist era‚ as opposed to newly written historical dramas promoting socialist values. Characters *4 Main Roles in Peking Opera Performance Sheng: It’s a common name of male characters and composed of Lao Sheng and Xiao Sheng. Lao Sheng

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    Shaw - Arms and the Man

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    Comedies often have the unfortunate reputation of having little real depth. Arms and the Man‚ proves that notion to be false. Shaw’s play is full of comedic drama‚ combining an entertaining plot with true philosophical depth. On one level‚ Arms and the Man is a successful‚ and somewhat unique‚ romantic comedy. The young‚ melodramatic‚ and superficial Raina comes from a military family deeply involved in a war; her fiancé and her father are both military officers. She is shocked‚ one night by

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    Our Town

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    his play‚ Wilder tries to teach the audience to seize the moment and enjoy living. There are no guarantees about a certain life span‚ as evidenced by the premature deaths of Emily Webb and her brother‚ Wally; tomorrow may be too late. By calling the drama Our Town and portraying ordinary people and events‚ the people in the audience and the readers of the play can identify with the theme and apply it to their own lives. Our Town is an unusual play in structure. It intentionally contains little action

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    Centre Number Student Number CATHOLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION OF NEW SOUTH WALES 2009 TRIAL HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION English (Advanced) Paper 2 - Modules Morning Session Tuesday‚ 11 August 2009 Total marks - 60 Pages 2-4 General Instructions • Reading time - 5 minutes • Working time - 2 hours • • Write using blue or black pen Write your Centre Number and Student Number at the top of this page Attempt ONE question from Questions 3-7 Allow about 40 minutes for this section

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    Introduction Playwriting had been varied in colors in the reign of William Shakespeare‚ but his plays had had different descriptions than the other playwrights of his age‚ and had differed distinctly from what they had written. Shakespeare wrote a lot of plays involving the ethics of human beings and their attributes such as love and generosity on the one hand‚ jealousy‚ ambition‚ betrayal and treachery‚ which crowned with tragedies

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    TV vs Radio Ellen Bullard p.5 Isn’t it amazing that people who lived two hundred years ago didn’t have radios or televisions? Today it is difficult to imagine life without these two forms of communication. These technological wonders have many similar characteristics. As you will see‚ they are also quite different. To start with‚ both radios and televisions need a source of power in order to run. If you have no electric socket or batteries on hand‚ you won’t get to watch TV or listen to the radio

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