Explore the ways that Shakespeare links madness with love to create comedy in Twelfth Night Twelfth Night or What You Will‚ which was first performed in 1602‚ includes words such as “mad”‚ “madman” and “madness” more than any other Shakespearean play. It is a reasonable assumption that Shakespeare was interested in the connections between madness and love and desired to explore it in Twelfth Night‚ which is undoubtedly one of his greatest comedies. The general comedy and chaos that results from
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Accordingly‚ I agree with what Heffernan said that the elimination of the monster’s ability to speak is providing the opportunity for people to have sympathy toward the monster. The first person that the monster had killed in the novel in William Frankenstein‚ who is one of the brother of Victor Frankenstein. He wants to kill William because he wants to take a revenge on Victor. However‚ the first person that the monster killed in Whale’s film is Henry Frankenstein’s servant—Fritz. Fritz tied the
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emotions result in the tragic ends of characters such as Ophelia and Lady Macbeth. In ‘Macbeth’ Shakespeare repeatedly plays around with the word ‘sleep’ in ways that are both hidden and obvious. In doing this‚ he leads the audience to think of sleep as something that soothes the mind and is a release from stress. Macbeth talks of sleep as something precious‚ and peaceful that ‘knits up the ravelled sleeve of care’. Shakespeare portrays sleep in this sentimental way to make his spectators aware of
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A Long Way Gone The virtue of storytelling is an instrumental‚ necessary and valuable skill that ensures the comprehension of content. Storytelling‚ therefore‚ ensures that the intended message lingers in people’s minds hence ensuring that integration takes place. A good and educative story ensures that the content is consumed in an easier and efficient manner. The art of storytelling is highly demonstrated in A Long Way Gone‚ and this can be highly illustrated by the various myths and stories incorporated
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How does Sarah Watt explore the ways people deal with their personal tragedies in Look Both Ways? Discuss. In Look Both Ways‚ Sarah Watt explores a variety of emotions and experiences‚ focusing on the ways people deal with their personal misfortune. Including the death of loved ones‚ the fear of death‚ possible relationship breakdowns and the grief of feeling responsible for somebody’s death. Watt uses visual images; animations‚ flashbacks and periods of silence to show the effects these issues
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disapproval for the revolution’s more brutal side would tarnish his reputation among progressives‚ he slyly managed to disguise the disapproval he wanted to audience to feel in sympathy for characters and remains an avid supporter of the people’s right to revolt against tyrannical
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After reading the end of Chinua Achebe’s novel Things Fall Apart‚ I had sympathy for the main character of the story; Okonkwo‚ who represents the vulnerability of a tribe by the coming of the Europeans and their Christianity rules‚ and the abuse of power and violence that the officials in the jail used to dehumanize the leaders of Umofia in the last chapters on the novel. An unexpected ending of the novel took me by surprise‚ I believe Okonkwo is a victim from his own destiny and the circumstances
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Explore the ways in which Miller makes this a powerful and disturbing moment in the play. Miller makes this meeting between Alfieri and Eddie powerful and disturbing in many ways‚ mainly with the many climaxes when we feel Eddie is going to explode with anger and frustration but Alfieri calms him down with his appeasing words. This extract is a very gripping part of the play because it helps us understand both characters in different lights. The quotation‚ ‘Eddie‚ I want you to listen to me‚’
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’Buddy’‚ written by Nigel Hinton‚ tells the story of the eponymous Buddy‚ who we feel sympathy for throughout the book. The author manages to make us feel this way‚ by going in depth with the main character’s personal reflection. In this essay‚ my aim is to show how the author creates sympathy for the central character. This novel opens with Buddy feeling guilty after his mother leaving home. He then lives in poor conditions with his unemployed‚ "Teddy Boy" father‚ whom Buddy finds embarrassing
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Explore the ways in which Sherriff makes this moving and dramatic ending to the play? In ‘Journey’s End’ by Sherriff‚ he uses a variety of language techniques to create a dramatic ending to the play. Stanhope‚ in this extract‚ seems to be much more like what Raleigh made him out to be‚ as he is more like a friend then a commanding officer. This is shown when Stanhope calls Raleigh ‘Jimmy’‚ which shows the closeness they once shared‚ as it is likely to be a nickname. Similarly‚ Raleigh calls
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