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    them. But on a quiet day in September‚ a letter arrives‚ bringing tidings of the lost. An Anglican priest in Johannesburg‚ Msimangu‚ writes Kumalo‚ speaking of Kumalo’s younger sister‚ Gertrude. Gertrude had went to Johannesburg to look for her husband‚ but never came back. Msimangu informs the parson that Gertrude is morally sick‚ and that the old man should come to the city. Kumalo stays in Johannesburg for many months‚ and while is there learns about the world and the root causes of many problems

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    became King Akhenaton’s Chief Royal wife and the two seemed to be inseparable in early times. Although‚ Nefertiti shared King Akhenaton with two other royal wives‚ Mekytaten and Ankhesenpaaten he seemed to be very in love with Nefertiti. In one certain eulogy it proclaims her as‚ "And the Heiress‚ Great in the Palace‚ Fair of Face‚

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    the latter to a shining jewel. Being able to look white is not the only important thing in Passing. Gertrude‚ one of Irene and Clare’s friends in the past‚ is another person that hides her race in the book. Coming from the same place‚ Gertrude is described as something completely different from Clare. Gertrude’s husband Fred is a butcher‚ unlike Clare’s husband John‚ a successful businessman. Gertrude is described as “grown broad‚ fat almost‚ and though there were no lines on her large white face‚

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    two female characters in the play of Hamlet; Gertrude and Ophelia. In the play‚ the roles of women are minor yet essential to the plot and flow of the play. Ophelia and Gertrude are both unappreciated women that are considered frail and weak-minded by the men in their lives. Throughout “Hamlet” it is utmost apparent that women are completely dependent on men and they constantly need help and support from the men in their lives. Although both Gertrude and Ophelia are seen as insignificant figures

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    Hamlet never stops loving his mother. In his own words he is “cruel only to be kind”. He views Gertrude as a woman who is blinded by her lust for Claudius. Acting on the assumption his mother is completely ignorant of Claudius’ deceitfulness‚ he seeks to protect her as well as can be done. To the young prince‚ nothing in life is more sinful than the incestuous marriage of his uncle and mother. Just like captain planet fanatically shields the environment from harm; Hamlet goes out of his way to absolve

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    confrontations/lack thereof will you discuss? Hamlet and Ophelia Gertrude and Hamlet Hamlet and Claudius What confrontations do these relationships show? Hamlet and Ophelia Confrontation about love (Reason for confrontation – Father and the King – showing no care from her) deceit Gertrude and Hamlet Avoidance of confrontation about her actions (Closet scene Confrontation) Hamlet and Claudius Avoidance – Spying‚ sending him away‚ R&G‚ Ophelia‚ Gertrude Confrontation Final confrontation – Murder and Play

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    purity and dependency on men in order to reflect the continuous struggle women go through in order to be treated equally in our everyday society. After her husband dies‚ Gertrude‚ Hamlet’s mother‚ immediately marries her brother-in law‚ Claudius. Moving quickly on from man to man without much mourning for her dead husband‚ Gertrude is dependent on the men in her life and can only live her life through another. She never questions Claudius’s reason for marrying her and feels no guilt towards her marriage

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    Like all the bright little colored boys and girls whom I knew when I was growing up in the 50’s‚ I wanted to be a doctor. More accurately‚ my mother raised me to be a doctor. In a thousand ways‚ some subtle and some not so subtle‚ my mother implanted the idea that the sole calling worthy of the name was that of the physician. I do not use that word ’’calling’’ lightly. For my mom‚ physicians -- those masters of the cabalistic mysteries of universes seen and unseen -- were not only the most richly

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    being‚ is presented in both plays. Juliet is portrayed as an independent sexual woman and Gertrude and Ophelia are dependent sexual women. The role of women is important because women represent a tool which men use to manipulate their circumstances; in Romeo and Juliet‚ Juliet is a woman who knows what she wants and who she is‚ all the while struggling to push back male dominance; in Hamlet‚ Ophelia and Gertrude are used willingly as instruments for the enhancement of their male counter parts. The dominance

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    Hamlet Act 3

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    Plot: Act III‚ Scene I starts off with Claudius‚ Gertrude‚ Polonius‚ Ophelia‚ Rosencrantz‚ Guildenstern coming on stage. Claudius and Gertrude converse with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern about the cause of Hamlet’s lunacy. When Claudius questions Rosencrantz and Guildenstern‚ they tell the King and the Queen that they have not been able to determine the cause of his lunacy. King asks if they tried to cheer him up and they answer by saying that the players cheered him up. Polonius encourages both to

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