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    on a hot summer day two friends named kendrick and eddie who were the best of friends who met in 4th grade were hanging out. they were at eddies house where they were playing a awesome video game called nba 2k13 which they were rivals at always arguing who was the best and who had the best record till another one of there friends named rasheed called and said lets ride bikes. they waited for about a hour till rasheed showed up so kendrick and eddie went and grabbed everything they needed and put it

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    Miller’s play‚ being the reason for Marco and Rodolpho’s journey there. The two submarines (slang for illegal immigrants that have come from ’under the water’) quickly stir the peace in the Carbone family‚ with Rodolpho growing closer to Catherine (a naïve 17 year old stenographer)‚ and thus distancing himself from Eddie (the play’s protaganist‚ who would eventually meet his demise at the hands of his own fatal flaws). The various conflicts‚ stage directions and layers of meaning in language are concepts

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    of the jury. Today we will be discussing the case of Eddie Carbone who is sadly no longer with us today. I am sure you understand that I am the only obstacle between us from what is right and what is wrong. Today I will restate the case and going against the prosecutions’ case. The feud between Eddie Carbone and Marco Adante was obvious. The feud between Eddie Carbone and Rudolpho was blatant. Marco cannot be blamed for the murder of Eddie Carbone. The person who is truly to blame is Rudolpho Adante

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    the viewer is provided with an understanding as to the context in which the play is set and how it was shaped by patriarchal‚ traditional and intolerant values and attitudes. Examples of such characters are Eddie‚ Beatrice‚ and Rodolpho. An understanding of the role of Eddie within the Carbone household and his sacrifices to support his wife and niece provides the viewer with insight into a lower class society shaped by patriarchal values and attitudes. A patriarchy is a social system in which the

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    from the Bridge’ by Arthur Miller‚ the play’s protagonist‚ Eddie‚ has a very particular idea on the qualities that show true masculinity. When other characters in the play do not conform to these ideas‚ Eddie becomes hostile and in some cases aggressive towards these characters‚ such as Rodolfo who does not conform to these qualities‚ and Marco‚ who does demonstrate these characteristics‚ but in a way that makes Eddie feel threatened. Eddie feels that all men should show conventionally masculine

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    ‘A View from the Bridge’‚ by Arthur Miller‚ is a play which explores the theme of obsession. Set in 1940s Brooklyn‚ the play is based upon the lives of the Carbone family and‚ in particular‚ focuses upon longshoreman Eddie Carbone’s unhealthy obsession with his seventeen year old niece Catherine. A modern version of a Greek tragedy‚ the play charts Eddie’s downfall‚ ending with his tragic demise. Throughout the play‚ Miller makes effective use of characterisation and key scene to encourage the audience

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    He does not want to get caught and hopes his trust in his family will keep him hidden; however‚ his plans go awry as Eddie starts to lose his grip on reality. Rodolpho‚ for the most part‚ is the polar dichotomy of his brother‚ Marco. There are two different ways the reader can view Rodolpho‚ as he never revealed his true meaning for being in the United States and the Carbone home. The first way Rodolpho can be seen is how he presents himself to be. He begins the story single and a bachelor; but

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    tragic hero( a tragic hero is a central character who is led by fate towards a destiny that cannot be escaped). The play features a lot of loss‚ sadness and a tragedy always ends with a death no matter what; in this play the central character is Eddie Carbone; he is the protagonist( tragic hero)‚ where then is bound to die. Alfieri is a lawyer in his late fifties turning gray; he is portly‚ good humoured and thoughtful. The play is opened with Alfieri’s law suite‚ who sets the scene. He tells

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    of theme and/or character in the play as a whole. “A View From The Bridge” by Arthur Miller is a play in which a power struggle is central to the action. The protagonist‚ Eddie Carbone struggles to keep his late sister in laws daughter‚ Catherine from marrying his wife’s illegally immigrated cousin‚ Rodolpho. Eddie also has a power struggle with his conscience about his inappropriate love for Catherine and his inability to tell anyone. When Eddie’s power struggle is lost he makes the ultimate

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    admired by people for his strength and loyalty. In 1957‚ Miller was charged with contempt by the U.S. Court of Appeals. Miller’s own struggle therefore with this issue is present in ‘A View from the Bridge’ as he‚ like the characters in his plays (Eddie Carbone)‚ was faced with the problem of choosing to be American or not‚ specifically by naming names of people who were doing (what were considered then) unlawful acts. Miller chose to write about a community that accepted and protected unlawful people

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