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    characters are often very wrong about the females in the play. The men completely misread the women and in Ophelia and Gertrude’s situation‚ the consequences are very tragic. In order to address this issue‚ it is necessary to explore the characters of Gertrude and Ophelia in Hamlet and the characters of Hero and Beatrice in Much Ado about Nothing‚ and in addition‚ how they are treated by other characters. This will then enable me to pass my own judgement‚ as to how the women are represented in the two

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    prison. Oedipus and Jocasta would have to suffer the severe legal repercussions. Although the legal ramifications for Jocasta and Oedipus’s incest would be severe‚ Oedipus’s punishment for murdering the king and his men would be far worse. The punishment for killing a monarch‚ or a political leader in this modern case‚ would certainly warrant a life sentence in prison if not worse. Next‚ the social repercussions for such an act would be socially devastating for Oedipus‚ Jocasta‚ and their children

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    Violence In Hamlet

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    represents violence through its many scenes. The violence is shown throughout multiple characters including Hamlet‚ Claudius‚ Laertes‚ and Fortinbras. Also‚ the plot includes multiple situations of violence such as the killing of late King Hamlet‚ Gertrude‚ Laertes‚ and Hamlet. The killing of these main characters derives from acts of revenge and selfishness‚ as they all represent inhumane qualities. Though other events in this play exhibit violence‚ such as the killing of late King Hamlet‚ Polonius

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    enterprise. Virtual reality or VR‚ as it is often times referred to‚ is computer simulated reality that gives the user a feel of the physical world in an imaginary world setting. The history of VR is an interesting history that traverses into fiction and normal reality. As time has pass VR rose‚ decline‚ and been revived in mainstream media. During the decline of VR it saw new life in the fields of military‚ medical‚ and space exploration. After the near disappearance of VR it has return in through the

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    play‚ but in a different form. In here‚ the irony is evident. Oedipus the King revolves around characters’ attempts to change their destiny (which fails) - Jocasta and Laius’s killing of Oedipus and Oedipus’s flight from Corinth. Each time somebody tries to avert the future‚ the audience knows their attempt is futile‚ creating irony. When Jocasta and Oedipus mock the oracles‚ they continue to..... The theme of the tragic hero is a continual theme in the literature of tragedy. When Sophocles’s "Oedipus

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    themes which stood out to me that are elaborately used throughout the story and play a major  role in giving this play its dramatic effect; fate‚ ignorance‚ and shame.  The theme of fate is introduced early on in Oedipus’ infancy.   As an infant‚ he had been abandoned by his parents‚ Laius and Jocasta‚ the king  and queen of Thebes‚ because a prophecy warned that their son would kill his  father and marry his mother. They instructed a servant to leave him on a mountain  to die. The infant’s feet were pierced and pinned together‚ but he was not left on 

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    and sweeping movements‚ with stone sculpted sets‚ a ladder‚ tiny branches‚ held by the Chorus‚ and completely figurative choreography‚ representational of ancient Greek drawings and hieroglyphics‚ the audience was prepared for the tale of Oedipus‚ Jocasta‚ Teiresias‚ the Leader‚ and Chorus. Christine Dakin‚ an enormously famous dancer and Martha Graham disciple‚ in her own right‚ gives this Season at the Joyce her every breath and every ounce of energy

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    Contents 1 Introduction 1 Abstract 3 Components 4 Technology and the web 7 Oculus Rift – Process 8 Technology life cycle 10 Effect of the technology 12 Future of technology 14 Conclusion 16 Work Breakdown Structure 17 Reference 18 Introduction Oculus VR is a company that is using virtual reality technology as one of the focus of their main product which is Oculus Rift. As for virtual reality‚ it is defined as “an artificial environment which is experienced through sensory stimuli (as sights and sounds)

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    Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex Sophocles in Oedipus Rex introduces the horrors of veracity through the journey the tragic hero Oedipus takes on. This tragedy encompasses all the concepts of Aristotle’s Poetics in regards to a complex plot. According to Aristotle‚ a tragedy is an event that has to arouse pity and fear to the readers; Oedipus contains all the features of this demand. In terms of Oedipus’ tragedy‚ he’s seen as the cursed one who consequently has to suffer the tragic repercussions of fate

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    precautions in the end were what made it possible for fate to come true. Because of human nature‚ the prophecy foretold by the oracles came true and caused Oedipus and Jocasta to react so violently and tragically. The fate of Oedipus was never sealed to begin with. Imagine if the oracles were never questioned‚ if King Laius and Queen Jocasta simply trusted their destinies and Oedipus himself‚ the whole story would have been different. It is the human nature within them that made them question their fate

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