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    Oedipus was preventing his downfall in the story‚ but due to his inner blindness and the rest of his character flaws he was unsuccessful in this journey‚ which is the reason that Oedipus was a static character throughout the whole story. He has various flaws‚ which always started multiple conflicts in the story‚ all of which gradually directed him to his downfall in the plot of the play. All of the shortcomings of Oedipus are the reason for his quick‚ horrific downfall from his kingliness into poor

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    “Macbeth”‚a play written by William Shakespeare‚ is a horrific story of deterioration of one considered ’hero”. The primary character Macbeth swayed by the concept of malevolent actions‚which causes his downfall. In this particular tragedy‚which validates the express deterioration that absolute power corrupts absolutely.Macbeth and lady Macbeth are provoked by the evils that power present and then consequently tortured by a guilty conscience.Throughout the play Lady Macbeth and Macbeth’s express

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    When considering the importance and extent to which the Great Depression was the main cause of the collapse and decline of the Weimar Republic‚ it is necessary to assess other factors which also added to its failure. The Great Depression was a prominent reason in the latter stages of the Weimar republics collapse‚ it accelerated its failure in 1929 and by 1932 arguably the Weimar Republic couldn’t go on. Despite this‚ the main cause of the collapse was the continuous poor economic state of Germany

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    living without paying for his actions. These lines indicate a change in Hamlet’s attitude towards Claudius and toward his own quest for vengeance. Beforehand‚ Hamlet questioned whether or not to kill Claudius or whether he should try to get revenge. Now‚ Hamlet is taking action in order to get payback for what was wrongly done to him. All of these lines (lines 12-47 and lines 64-71) allowed Shakespeare to show the extent of Hamlet’s dramatic change in attitude. It is in these lines‚ that we can finally

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    But most of the battles he won where just territory ones. He never really fought major enemies of France and won. He could never truly defeat Great Britain or Prussia‚ and that lead to his downfall. The battle of Waterloo was one of the biggest defeats Napoleon faced. The British and the Prussians joined together to finally take down Napoleon‚ and they did. Due to his predictable fighting techniques that were used in other battles and some

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    solid flesh would melt…” soliloquy reveals the first thoughts of death that Hamlet has within the play. Not much has happened‚ but the King and Queen are married‚ and the ghost has been seen. As the first soliloquy‚ this is the first insight into Hamlet’s state of mind that the audience has. Hamlet has two moods within this soliloquy; depressed and enraged. He begins speaking about his wish to disappear‚ “O‚ that this too too solid flesh would melt / Thaw and resolve itself into a dew!” (I.ii.131-132)

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    Many readers believe that fate is what causes Oedipus’s downfall; however‚ it is his free actions that create his tragedy. It can be claimed by many readers that Oedipus’ actions were beyond his control and were actually being determined by a higher power. However‚ Oedipus is able to choose his course of action making him responsible for his ruin. Although many readers believe that fate is what causes Oedipus’s downfall‚ it is his free actions that create his tragedy. In “Chapter 5: A Hidden God:

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    When a company introduces a new product‚ there is never a guarantee that it will be a hit with the public. Some variables such as determining the proper target market‚ packaging‚ advertising‚ and product quality all affect the eventual outcome of how successful a new product will be. According to Robert McMath of the Failed Products Museum‚ only about five percent of new products actually end up on store shelves (Jerome‚ 2000). Some additional factors that can be attributed to a new products failure

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    Stubbornness is one of the many traits a person has. Someone will hold a grudge for many years against one person for the smallest thing. A person will never forget what someone did to them regardless of the apology they may receive. Take the Hatfields and McCoys‚ for example. Randolph McCoy accused Floyd Hatfield‚ a cousin of Devil Anse‚ of stealing one of his pigs. At the end of the trial‚ it was decided that Floyd Hatfield was to be cleared of the charges against him. The trial had a part in sparking

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    What Is Gatsby's Downfall

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    Gatsby was never a man of lucky that to have a soul mate in his life to run his future dream lover that seems like a heavenly life on earth. However‚ Gatsby was active in his all dream comes true‚ and he was working and struggling his fate on the way of up and life. Gatsby was the lucky and successful person in the world and he rich all his dream house‚ cars‚ place where he wants to live. So‚ Gatsby was failed in blind love with Daisy‚ but Daisy was married to Tom before she meets Gatsby. Sometimes

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