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    is the famous play written by William Shakespeare which depicts love in the Elizabethan Era through the main characters’ experiences. The two characters find themselves in a sequence of events that reveal the many forms of love the people in their lives hold for them. The various characters’ relationships are representative of familial‚ platonic and romantic love and readers learn about the power love has through their various actions. Juliet’s respect and obedience for her parents is very common

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    How Does Technology Negatively Affect Daily Lives? The other night I had a terrible nightmare. My friend and I ignored each other when we were having lunch because we were both busy texting somebody else. I barely remembered our conversation because it was fragmented. After that‚ I logged on Facebook‚ on which I had already spent all my spare time‚ trying to catch up with my 1000+ “friends”. Unfortunately‚ I found most of them I barely know or see. Oh wait‚ it’s not a dream. It’s happening in reality

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    LONELIEST CHARATCTER ON THE RANCH? Steinbeck has written of Mice and men in a time period where men travelled alone and rarely sent time with other people. This is reflected in the characters of the novel‚ who are all lonely however some are lonelier than others. These include Crooks‚ Candy‚ Curley and Curley’s wife. They all have the hope of achieving their own dreams‚ which is the cause of their loneliness. It can be argued that Crooks is the loneliest character in the novel. This is because he is

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    In the novel The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald‚ the post-war American society is depicted through the protagonist Nick Carraway’s eyes. The book was published in 1925 and is set in 1922. One of its major themes is the American Dream which is shown throughout the story. In 1922‚ the post-war society is focused on having fun hence the “Roaring twenties” and thee “Age of Wonderful Nonsense”. Nick Carraway does not belong to any group or stereotype and is exposed to different surroundings and different

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    Americans are inferior through emphasizing the prejudice of characters. Twain displays the biased idea about slavery in Pap’s long rant. In the log cabin‚ cooks dinner while Pap drinks alcohol. Huck mentions how when Pap drinks‚ he usually attacks the government. This night‚ Pap rambles on about how the government is bad for allowing an African American from Ohio have freedom and voting rights‚ which Pap responds by saying he will never vote again. Pap questions why the freeman is not sold into slavery

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    English 20 September 2014 Lord Of The Flies How does Golding present contrast in the first chapter? William Golding shows contrast in the first chapter of his novel ‘Lord of the Flies’ in many ways. Contrast is a key aspect in Golding’s novel as it explores the fragility and decrease in civilization‚ contrasting the life the boys have on the island to their regular lives at home. The first contrast we see however is between Ralph and Piggy. We are told Piggy is “very fat”‚ much fatter than Ralph

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    Nelly‚ Catherine mentioned that she wished to marry Edgar‚ for she could not marry Heathcliff because he was a step down in class. Heathcliff overheard this part of the conversation‚ and decided to leave Wuthering Heights‚ before he could hear the rest of the conversation in which Catherine admitted she loved Heathcliff more than Edgar. After his rejection from Catherine’s love‚ Heathcliff understood that status was more important than love‚ and this was when he plotted to gain his power of status

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    Compare and Contrast how Fitzgerald and Shakespeare present Internal Conflict in order to progress the plot in "Othello" and "The Great Gatsby". How far do you agree that Wilde uses a lack of Internal Conflict to achieve the same effect?" In literature the theme of internal conflict is explored in a variety of ways‚ specifically through; asides‚ monologues and the use of the first person. “Othello” does this very well in that it has many asides and is a play‚ therefore internal emotions can be

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    explode at any moment. When he hears Romeo’s voice at the party‚ he calls for his sword and is ready to kill his enemy on the spot‚ completely unmindful of place and time. He persistently rejects his uncle’s remonstrance to stay calm at the dance. He discourteously leaves only when he is threatened with disinheritance‚ and even as he does so‚ he vows vengeance on Romeo in the future. He later sends a letter to Romeo challenging him to fight‚ merely because he has dared to enter the dance hall. He

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    expressed very harshly by Voltaire in this book. Voltaire ties to enlighten the people of his day by shedding light on these issues and start a changing in the world. Along with religion‚ he focuses upon political‚ social‚ and cultural factors to describe how he feels about the 18th Century French society. Voltaire portrays religion as if it is something that he demands from other people. Every religious leader seems to be trying to better themselves through the power they hold and manipulation. He

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