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    imagine an America where Colleges are free and there are no student loans needed. That is what people call a Utopia because it will never exist unless we sacrifice something else. The average person is all for free college because student loans are the biggest debt they gain as a young adult. However‚ they tend to skip over the many negatives that come with free College. Colleges should not be free because the government will use taxes to pay for the college‚ college is a crucial period where people

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    doesn’t happen to the students in Europe‚ the students there can learn in college for free or almost free. “According to Washingtonpost.com there are 7 countries that Americans can go and study in English language for free. In Europe they offer education to the students until college‚ in Germany‚ Finland‚ Sweden‚ France‚ Norway‚ Slovenia‚ and Brazil are all offering them a place to learn for free. So when college is free‚ of course there will be more students by the reason that they don’t have to pay

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    Odysseus Fate If life‚ ones actions can determine the depths of their fate. In Homer book of the Odyssey this fate appeared throughout the entire book towards Odysseus and his men. Odysseus and his men couldn’t get back home because of the enigmatic gods. Therefore‚ fate does control Odysseus life; in particular his journey back to Ithaca. In book nine: the Cyclops fate is demonstrated; these are the times you see that the gods take action in Odysseus life. Odysseus is talking to the terrifying

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    that contribute to the untimely fate of Macbeth. Hecate‚ the Greek Goddess of sorcery‚ crossroads‚ ghosts‚ and necromancy‚ scolded the three witches for spoiling Macbeth’s fate by telling him the path he was eventually going to end up taking. Insinuating that they knew his fate‚ they told him that he would become Thane of Cawdor and continue on to gain the title of king. Macbeth’s murdering of the king was the path that he was always going to take-- it was his fate. The Three Witches‚ also known

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    Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead by Tom Stoppard there are many different themes that can be gleaned from the playoff of Hamlet. One of the main themes is the concept of fate. Fate‚ as defined by Random House Dictionary‚ is: something that unavoidably befalls a person (Fate). Rosencrantz and Guildenstern constantly deal with fate. It seems that they do not quite understand what this is. When discussing who dies with the Players Guildenstern asks‚ “Who decides?” to which the Player replies promptly

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    The Fate of Romeo and Juliet Romeo and Juliet is known as one of the most memorable love stories‚ so the theme must be about love‚ or is it something else? In Romeo and Juliet‚ the star-crossed lovers Romeo and Juliet fall in love first sight. They then try to hide their love from their families due to the major conflicts between them‚ but in the process‚ they both end up dead because they tried to escape their families’ grasp. Although the main theme of Romeo and Juliet is often thought to be about

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    “I will not fight with destiny.” (Antigone 873) Many people believe that Classical Literature from the Greco-Roman heritage either glorifies war along with negative things or that it teaches people positive things such as to persevere as well as to be hospitable‚ xenia. Characters in all the Classic Literature’s that one will read‚ still struggled to forge their own destinies as well as not fighting against destiny. In the Iliad‚ it teaches very important lessons like family being the number one

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    Does fate control you‚ or do your decisions control fate? In the play‚ Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare‚ the main characters fall in love but kill themselves at the end. Both Fate and personal choices had an impact on the characters in the play. Fate played a role when Romeo was asked by a servant to read the invite to Juliet’s party‚ but he had a hard time deciding whether to go to the party or not. “Servant: God gi’ go-den. I pray‚ sir‚ can you read?... Romeo: Stay fellow; I can read…(192)

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    Fate at work “Fate doesn’t care about your plans” by unknown. This is shown a lot in this play and this is true in every way. Sometimes your plans work out‚ but sometimes they do not work out. The play “The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet” by William Shakespeare is considered one of the greatest tragedy play of all time. This play take place in Verona‚ Italy in the 19th century‚ where kings‚ queens‚ and servants still existed. This play is about two families’ vendetta‚ the Capulets and the Montagues

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    Fate‚ it is a powerful thing that is beyond a person’s control. Most of the time when people think about fate‚ they think of it in a positive way‚ but fate is not always good. Yes‚ fate can bring people together‚ but it can also tear people apart. In the book A Tale Of Two Cities by Charles Dickens fate does both; unite and divide. Fate affects almost all of the characters in the story‚ but most of all it affects Lucie Manette‚ Dr. Manette and Charles Darnay. Lucie Manette encounters a promising

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