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    Did Agamemnon Deserve His Fate? In asking this question we must remember to look at both sides of the ’coin’. On one hand we have Agamemnon’s uncompromising position and his good qualities‚ and on the other‚ we have Clytemnestra and her reasons for killing her husband. We shall start with Agamemnon. The first time we hear of Agamemnon is from the Watchman in the opening scene. He speaks of the feeling of longing he has to take his master’s hand in his. The Chorus are ready to criticize the

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    they are transgender‚ homosexual‚ gay‚ or genderfluid. Whether or not someone wants society to view them as a man‚ woman‚ boy‚ or girl really shouldn’t matter. As individuals people should not be limited to the choices others. They should be allowed to make their own choices. People’s own identity should be protected by the government and be treated equally like any other person. According to Gender Spectrum “Gender is a spectrum and not limited to just two possibilities.” When people get older in

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    have a basic understanding that the “bl” sound makes the sounds you hear at the beginning of the word “blanket.” I also found out that my students really like to read poetry. Next time we do a shared reading of a poem and a shared writing of our own original poems‚ I hope to include time for them to draw a picture to go with the poem and write as much about their picture as possible. I think we can make a small class book of all their poems. One of my students who never participated in past

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    unwittingly fulfills his tragic fate by trying to escape it. Oedipus was the king of Thebes‚ the city he escaped to run away from his fate. When the priest informs him that the city is going through a terrible plague that Apollo cursed the city with due to injustice and That the only way to save the city from the plague is to find the person who murdered the previous king that’s when complication starts to rise. The search for the murder turn into a search for himself and his identity and leads him

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    Is Macbeth responsible for his actions? When reading William Shakespeare’s Macbeth‚ we really have to contemplate whether Macbeth was responsible for his actions or whether he was manipulated and persuaded by people around him. When scrutinising the play in detail‚ the events show that‚ without the persuasion of Lady Macbeth‚ the witches and the ambition to become king‚ the events that occurred in the play wouldn’t have happened the way they did. The witches’ role in Macbeth’s downfall occurred

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    Man is the architect of his own fortune You believe it or not but it is absolutely true that man is the architect of his own fortune. Now many people search for how to become a successful person. If you do hard work then you must become successful person. If you want to be rich then you have to work more than others with dedication. One of the great people has said that a man can make or mar himself as her wishes. If a man puts his whole heart into his work and makes the best use of this talent

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    & XII) The following stories are to be studied: 1. The Portrait of a Lady: Khushwant Singh One textual question (compulsory) on Macbeth or on Pygmalion‚ together with four other questions on at least three texts‚ which may include Macbeth or Pygmalion. 2. Growing Up: Joyce Cary 3. The Rattrap: Selma Lagerlof 4. Going Places: A. R. Barton Macbeth: Shakespeare 5. A Devoted Son: Anita Desai OR 6. What Men Live By: Leo Tolstoy Pygmalion: Bernard Shaw II. Education:

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    The Ambitious Payroll Manager Ardyth Power Kaplan University Fraud Examination‚ AC555 Professor Jacquelyne Lewis‚ Ph. D. May 6‚ 2012 In this case‚ Dena Brenner used payroll schemes to be successful of committing fraud against International Agricultural Seed (IAS). Dena used a former employee‚ by reactivating this employee in the company’s payroll system and changing the account number to direct the payroll funds to go to. The bank account number she used was her own bank

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    The weird sisters drive Macbeth to his destruction. Do you agree? In shakespears Macbeth‚ the weird sisters are only one of the contributions to Macbeth’s destruction. Though they do play a role‚ the other characters such as Lady Macbeth and even Macbeth himself contributes towards his destruction‚ with immense ambition and greed to become king. The prophecies which the witches make are only temptations for Macbeth. The weird sisters never tell Macbeth what to do with these suggestions‚ he

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    Othello‚ much like any other human being‚ is in charge of his own destiny. Despite the fact that his fatal flaw‚ which is his incapability to resist accusations or statements which are not in his favour‚ that of which leads to the Moor’s downfall‚ Othello‚ much like any other human being‚ has a choice - he‚ unfortunately chooses to believe anything and everything Iago places before him. Desdemona is nothing short of loyal to the Moor. She‚ even though is wrongly accused‚ is nothing less than a

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