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    In group three’s presentation adapting of Anton Chekhov’s play The Seagull‚ group members took turns playing Irina Arkadina in order to show the many facets of a character that was portrayed as fairly one-dimensional within the original play. The actor playing Arkadina was represented by donning the identifying costume pieces which include a scarf and a pair of sunglasses. Each shift in characterization was shown by changing the actor and the placement of these pieces on their body. In their portrayal

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    and actor. He wrote some of the most famous plays in history such as‚ Romeo and Juliet‚ Hamlet‚ and Macbeth. In Macbeth‚ Shakespeare portrays women as weak in the fact that in order to be powerful‚ they must go against their nature and act as male-figures.     Lady Macbeth feels she will gain greater power by going against her womanly nature and by turning into a male figure while plotting the murder of King Duncan. After hearing the news that Macbeth is made out to be the new king‚ she instantly

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    Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” is the first play of great tragedies. Because of Hamlet’s father’s death‚ Hamlet is faced with life’s most difficult question about the nature of good and evil. Love‚ grief‚ anger‚ or despair can bring about dramatic action but by taking the life of a human needs only the nerve of a common man. Revenge however‚ calls for wisdom and discipline. The Protagonist‚ “Hamlet” some thought displayed signs of true and feigned madness. He displayed over whelming grief to rage. Some

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    Macbeth is a timeless tragedy of William Shakespeare that will always remain significant in society. Focused on the themes of human nature‚ and the portrayal of violence and the interactions between humans who strive for power. Macbeth is a movie filled with gore and important morals to be taught. Similar to Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo and Juliet‚ Michael Bogdanov’s Macbeth is a modern adaptation to appeal to younger audiences. Inspiration for Bogdanov is clearly present in Madmax as well‚ as the concept

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    people are not accepted? Would you fight the battle or throw the white flag and settle for the offer? In the play Walter and his family are going through a lot of racism and discrimination. This play relates to the 1950s because black families were not able to move in white neighborhoods. Which is why Mr.Lindner visited the Younger’s home to offer them money to move out their home. In the play Walter Lee shows that all he cares about is money and has very little morality because he is willing to spend

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    The novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley and the play Macbeth by William Shakespeare‚ both adhere to the Shakespearean view of tragedy. They contain elements of the supernatural and use literary devices like Nemesis & Pathos. We see the passion & ambition of characters‚ ultimately leading to their tragic flaw. But in both cases‚ not every character is deserving of his/her fate. Frankenstein and Macbeth‚ both contain elements of the supernatural. In Macbeth there are witches and powers of witchcraft.

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    stories in the play deal with hate‚ love‚ deception. Rosalind‚ who is the daughter of expelled Duke became attached and in love with Orlando who is the disowned son of the Duke’s friend. Rosalinda was expelled by her uncle Duke Frederick‚ who was in power illegally. She went to the forest of Arden where her father and his friend lived and she was accompanied by her cousin Celia and the fool Touchstone. Rosalinda disguised herself as boy and called herself Ganymede. At end of the play four marriages

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    “O‚ beware‚ my lord‚ of jealousy! / It is the green-eyed monster‚ which doth mock / The meat it feeds on” (3.3.165-168). Many men are greatly influenced by their emotions‚ which includes the green-eyed monster itself: jealousy. In Shakespeare’s play Othello‚ Iago’s words and actions cause Othello to change and to stop loving Desdemona; as a result‚ Othello and the people around him plunge into chaos. After much manipulation from Iago‚ Othello‚ like a coin‚ flips sides and hates Desdemona

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    The Three Prayers to Darkness Macbeth’s three prayers to darkness could be called the turning points of the play. Each time one of them is recited‚ the course of the play changes; characters change and react differently to stressful situations. The one preaching the prayer varies; one is by Lady Macbeth and the other two by Macbeth himself. Nonetheless‚ the purpose is always the same; it calls out for evil‚ a supernatural evil to do the sin of man. Curiously‚ the degree of evil that the prayer

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    estate….”( I:3)- Sir Toby Belch to Sir Andrew convincing him his caste will be enough to marry Countess Olivia‚ in Shakespeare’s well known comedic play Twelfth Night. Twelfth Night revolves around a shipwrecked twin‚ who dresses to find work and falls in love with the guy she works for‚ well trying to convince someone else to love him. Within the comedic play the idea that society and class are aspects of life that can be constricting‚ but they are possible to change is prominent. This idea is explored

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