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    Peter‚Susan‚ Edmund were compassionate in the story . They were all willing to help other people instead of themselves . Edmund started to get it at the end of the story because in the beginning of the story ‚ he was selfish and cruel to his siblings . The theme of this story is to “treat people the way you want to be treated .” First ‚ a lot of people can be very compassionate to help others . Alsan was willing to risk his life to save Edmund’s life for something Edmund did .”Pg

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    (1800-1840) as such romance and emotion (vice adventure) permeate this book. A popular English translation was anonymously published in 1846. Another translation was made by Robin Buss in 1996. There are many different characters in this story. • Edmund Dantes is the protagonist who started off by becoming the captain of a ship but turns from this smart‚

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    Gloucester by Edmund and the betrayal of King Lear by Goneril and Regan‚ yet one in particular stands out as being much more sinister and heartless. Edmund’s betrayal of his father‚ Gloucester is more sinister compared to Goneril and Regan’s betrayal of their father‚ King Lear due to their degrees of ungratefulness‚ acts of deception and intentions. The ungratefulness displayed by both parties that took actions towards betraying their fathers varies due to certain psychological aspects of Edmund‚ Goneril

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    judgment he hath now cast her off too grossly”‚ this proves the envy amongst the sisters‚ and their satisfaction of obtaining the kingdom (1262). However‚ the jealousies amongst sisters continue between Goneril and Regan when they both fall in love with Edmund later in the play. In fact‚ Goneril becomes so envious of Regan that she poisons her in hopes to steal Edmund’s heart‚ but instead of grasping his heart she stabs herself out of embarrassment and guilt. Both Regan and Goneril act upon their envious

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    Zy’mir Gettis November 6‚ 2013 English II Gr. 10th Hr. 203 Not Interested! The week after graduation was one of the craziest days in my life so far. so many things occurred that you wouldn’t think a teen would do. I was trying to be negotiated with to do multiple things that night but most of these things were not in my interest. Although one of these things stood out to me a lot‚ I would never forget that long night. After graduation everyone was prompt and

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    literature. Betrayal and treachery is a prevailing theme in King Lear and this is evident through the characters of Edmund‚ King Lear and Goneril. To begin‚ betrayal and treachery is evident in the works of King Lear through the character of Edmund‚ especially when examining his betrayal of his brother Edgar‚ his father Gloucester and finally his treachery towards Regan and Goneril. Edmund begins his treachery and betrayal of his half-brother to Gloucester as he forges a letter stating that Edgar wants

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    his relationship with Edmund began with the simply embarrassing his son by discussing a very sensitive topic‚ to his son’s birth‚ stating “There was good sport at his making and the whoreson must be acknowledged” (Act 1). Due to Gloucester’s insensitivity Edmund ultimately goes onto a path of becoming power hungry‚ going as far by besmirching the good name of his brother‚ Edgar. This also leads to Gloucester’s demise as he perishes under the alliance of Cornwall and Edmund‚ as he is punished for

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    bergs‚ Megrim confronting them on the river‚ etc)‚ while I’m pretty sure that in the book they didn’t cross it‚ but walked along it or something... can’t fully recall. Also‚ I’m pretty sure in the book they were only confronted by Megrims once after Edmund betrayed them (when Peter fought him)‚ but in the movie there was also the aforementioned confrontation on the river. The Professor is portrayed differently - at least at the start of the book/film. He’s not quite as reclusive in the book. They

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    was “striving to better‚” he made what he already had worse. In the end‚ however‚ being disowned is the least of Cordelia’s problems. When the French are defeated by the English forces led by Edmund‚ Lear and Cordelia are captured. When they are confronted by Edmund‚ they are sentenced to prison. Edmund then orders a guard to execute them‚ before Edgar can intervene. Cordelia is killed before she can be freed‚ and Lear dies of a broken heart. This shows that‚ had Cordelia done what her father

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    Eventually‚ Gloucester and Lear learn the importance of natural law when they recognize that they have violated these basic tenets‚ with both finally turning to nature to find answers for why their children have betrayed them. Their counterparts‚ Edmund‚ Goneril‚ Regan‚ and Cornwall‚ represent the evil that functions in violation of natural law.

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