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    Hamlet's Hamartia

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    Denmark. The main issue‚ to me‚ was what exactly his “mistake” was that caused his “misfortune”. I could not determine whether his flaw was his lack of action‚ or his recklessness; but I eventually came to the conclusion: it is all of the above. Hamlet’s hamartia is his inconsistency in actions and thinking; changing his process for making decisions‚ and his emotional state around other characters‚ many times throughout the story. Hamlet was plagued throughout the play by indecision‚ and was often

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    The Positive and Negative Effects of Falling Oil Prices Over the last few months‚ oil and gas prices have dropped a significant amount‚ to much relief of American consumers. But is the falling cost of oil necessarily a good thing? For some the answer is no‚ but to others‚ yes. Here is a compiled list of some of the benefits and some of the disadvantages caused by the drop in price. The cost of filling up a tank of gas is the lowest it has been in 11 years. Consumers will spend an average of

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    Hamlet's Ophelia

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    Shakespeare portrayed Ophelia’s character as a woman who cannot live without a man in her life. Ophelia’s Madness after hamlet’s Rejection end her father’s death is a clear example of her attachment to the men around her. Ophelia is a fragile person who is torn between her love for Hamlet and her loyalty to her family. Polonius and Laertes believe that Hamlet does not love

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    TO BE‚ OR NOT TO BE SOLILOQUY Hamlet’s To be‚ or not to be soliloquy is explores the notions of existence through a philosophical evaluation of bearing through ‘the whips and scorns of time’ and an examination of the ‘sleep of death’ after one finishes their time on earth. The use of pronouns ‘we’‚ ‘us’ and ‘who’ insinuate that this debate as an impersonal reflection rather than an emotionally driven deliberation to end his life. The themes and notions of death‚ religion and fate are explored through

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    online. Popular social networking sites include Facebook‚ YouTube and Twitter‚ blogs can also be used as a social networking site. According to Megat Ishak‚ the Director of Licensing Department of SKMM‚ social networking can bring about both positive and negative impacts on both the individual and business corporations. Variety of true and false information as well as business opportunities to name a few. In this essay‚ I will be focusing on why people are inclined to use social networking sites for

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    Telecommunications Industry Association‚ CTIA‚ estimates that over 290 million people in the US have cell phones as of 2010. Some companies even go as far as issuing cell phones to employees. Yet‚ like all technologies‚ negative aspects of cell phones offset some of their positive aspects 1. Pro: Personal Safety o Many situations can place a person in danger‚ and cell phones help when you’re in an unsafe situation. Car accidents‚ medical conditions and traveling alone can necessitate contacting

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    Hamlet's Elegy

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    calm and understanding person until he comes to know that his Uncle Claudius killed his father so he can become the king‚ he finds out about this through his father’s ghost. He met the ghost and it told him them that Claudius pours poison in King Hamlet’s ear and gave him a torturous death. That is when he decides to find out if that’s true‚ he does that by laying out a trap for Claudius. The trap includes a play that will replay the scene how Claudius killed King Hamlet which will make Claudius guilty

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    When the law banning the sale‚ production‚ and transportation of alcohol was put into effect in January 1920‚ people assumed it would have a positive effect on the United States. Once the negative results of Prohibition became apparent‚ support of the law declined‚ and the law was repealed in December 1933. There were several reasons that caused the United States to repeal Prohibition‚ including a rise in organized crime‚ difficulty enforcing the law‚ and the effects on the United States’ economy

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    Hamlet's Trio

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    The Pinnacle of Hamlet (How the soliloquies of Hamlet’s first two speeches come to a finale in his third.)     Trio’s are the basis of history; take a look at the trio of the Three Musketeers‚ the Stooges‚ Marcus Brutus‚ Julius Caesar‚ and Mark Antony. There is something magical about the power of three. Shakespeare recognized this and often had may triples that he used to catch people’s attention. Brutus was Caesar’s best friend but‚ “Yet Brutus knows that he has no personal reason to destroy Caesar

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    Hamlet's Issue

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    the ghost of his deceased father to avenge his death by killing the new king‚ his uncle Claudius. Having been given these tasks‚ Hamlet seems to go out of his way to behave in a way that draws attention to himself‚ ignoring his primary objective. Hamlet’s inability to leave others out of his problems has sparked many debates between critics of the character and the play about his state of mind. However‚ it’s obvious to see that Hamlet cannot behave properly because of his mental illness‚ melancholia

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