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    Cardinal Wolsey's Speech

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    just lost his position as Advisor to the King. Wolsey’s reaction is a soliloquy filled with hate and bitterness where he conveys his complex emotions by using metaphors‚ the third person‚ diction‚ and tone. The solioque begins with a very indignant tone when Wolsey evidently screams “farewell? a long farewell to all my greatness!”(Shakespeare‚ 2). This shows how Wolsey is in an utter outrage because he has just lost his beloved position as advisor to the king. The use of tone is evident in this quote

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    Ignorance Is Universal

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    In Shakespeare’s play‚ King Lear‚ there are many similarities between Gloucester and King Lear both share. Both characters experience almost identical situations during the play. Both men undergo suffering at the hands of their beloved children and other people closets to them and both respond to the unfortunate events in parallel ways. King Lear is held at the highest rank in Britain as king‚ he is a very honorable and noble man and is a very a loving father to his children and places trust and

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    word justice to be very powerful‚ as it can mean a variety of things. On the other hand‚ injustice is the opposite. In Oedipus Rex‚ Oedipus is the victim of a tragic prophecy. He is ultimately lead to murder his father and marry his mother. As a result of this‚ Oedipus is the cause of the plague that affects the city of Thebes. His tragic fate is an injustice to himself‚ the city‚ and its citizens. As the king‚ he attempts to find justice for his city and is unsuccessful. Throughout the play‚ Oedipus

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    Since the very beginning love had already started a war between two kingsKing Uther Pendragon and Duke of Cornwall. A war that would never end if only the Duke of Cornwall would give Igraine over to Uther Pendragon‚ of course Igraine refused this offer and ran away with her husband. “I am sick for anger and for love of fair Igraine‚ that I may not be whole‚” (Malory 1)‚ love has made Uther Pendragon become desperate for Igraine that he seeks help from one of his noble knights‚ who in turn goes

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    In this soliloquy from Henry VIII‚ Cardinal Wolsey reflects on his sudden court dismissal. Although he initially does not seem to care about his new lack of job‚ the speech evolves from one of defiance to one of despair as Wolsey realized the severity of the situation. Wolsey exhibits such an intense emotional reaction to his dismissal due to the internal conflicts he feels at this time. Wolsey is torn between being righteously angry and simply grieving his loss of position. The many shifts in tone

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    monsters. This quote takes place after Grendel’s vengeful mother makes an appearance and murders some of the villagers. Despite these murders‚ Grendel’s mother is belittled because of her lady-like demeanor despite having a more of an impact on the king and proving to be harder to defeat than Grendel. Moreover‚ the threat that Grendel’s mother poses is diminished because of her femininity. This is evident through the phrase “Her onslaught was less only by as much as an amazon

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    Lady Macbeth Quotes

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    “What had he done to make him fly the land?" [repeats‚ louder with cracked voice] “What had he done to make him fly the land?" (page no.) And what did I do to make him flee this land? [shaking head‚ is emotional] Fearful of Scotland’s happening and future. Oh‚ Scotland. Your monarchy so heinous‚ so damned‚ so feared that your men are fleeting images of the past. Gone with the wind that was a torrent of darkness among the blustery trees. Gone without a thought of kinship; to family nor duty. I should

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    that King Antiochus and his daughter have been burnt to death by fire from heaven. The gods saw what was going on‚ they had Pericles’ back. This is the first piece of evidence. Pericles also must go through tough times in order to receive gifts. For example‚ if he never would’ve solved the riddle‚ he wouldn’t have had to run away. If he didn’t run‚ his ship couldn’t have wrecked on the way back home. When the ship wrecked on the shore in Pentapolis‚ he found out from the people about King Simonides’

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    caution with the phrase “Biblical family values.” King David was a polygamist with wives and concubines‚ and from these relations he fathered 19 sons and a daughter who are named in Scripture. The names of the children important for Sunday were Amnon‚ David’s eldest son; Absalom‚ his 3rd son; and‚ Tamar‚ his daughter. Absalom and Tamar were full brother and sister; Amnon was their half-brother‚ and most sibling relations in the family of King David were the half-brother and half-sister type.

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    The passage excerpted from William Shakespeare’s King Richard III Act 1 Scene 4‚ Clarence had just woken from an odious nightmare‚ dazed and frightened‚ to describe his nightmare with the keeper. In his nightmare‚ he escaped the Tower with his brother Richard to Burgundy‚ but Clarence was pushed by his brother and fell into the sea. He drowns to the bottom of the sea‚ first suffering the physical pain on his body‚ then noticed the flamboyance wealth on the seafloor with dead man’s skeleton. Clarence

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