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    Love in The Renaissance

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    Love in the Renaissance The topic of love in the Renaissance can be described as complicated‚ to say the least. When it comes to someone in rule‚ it get’s even more complex. With the constant battle for power‚ it’s hard to know if relationships were based on true love or if they were just a ploy in order to move up in society. With the pressure of pleasing people and protecting your country‚ having to trust someone enough to be your significant other adds to the stress of it all. On top of the

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    Love Survey

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    Introduction: People struggle with the concept of love: finding it‚ making it last‚ and even the emotions that go along with feeling “love”. This survey was to collect data on how the perception of love being constant changes over time. Method The survey asked participants to disclose their age and gender. Those who did not were void. There were six true or false questions. The last question asked participants to describe love in a single word. Refer to sidebar. Results: For the most part

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    The Love Suicides

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    “The Tragedy of a Desperate and Hopeless Love” What are the limits of love? Is despairing love boundless and its ill-fated actions expected to be understood? How far is too far in an attempt to ease the hurt of a broken heart? These are questions that many have asked since the beginning of time to which no one has ever really adequately answered. This satiating of an intense desire for another result in a varying of consequential results based on culture‚ customs‚ and the time frame in which

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    Love and Feelings

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    one who loves with the heart and the mind finds genuine love and happiness that lasts. Oenone - Oenone put so much passion toward pleasing Phaedra that it brought her pain and destruction. After Phaedra turned against her‚ Oenone kills herself. Phadra explaining the death of Oenone to Theseus says‚ “Of my vile passion‚ make it known to you‚ abused my weakness and‚ by vicious rose‚ made haste to be the first one to accuse. For that she’s paid; fleeing my wrath‚ she found too mild a death in the waves

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    Lasting Love

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    ANALYSIS/ REFLECTION: Lasting love is the story¬¬¬ of a woman who fell in love with the guy from their childhood until she was died. The story of love that lasts and never changed until her last breathed Love that compelled to the woman to do good for her beloved even without anything in return and love that waits and never become selfish. In the story‚ the author started through conversation that later on drifted to love. From the beginning of the story until the end it revolved in the story

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    Love in Othello

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    Through out the tragic play Othello‚ Shakespeare illustrates many different types of love. In many cases however‚ this love proves to be misguided or false. Because a plethora of imprudent relationships control the characters; Shakespeare utilizes mistaken love to derail the one true love in the play between Othello and Desdemona. Ultimately the tragic ending of this play evolves from a culmination of misguided love between: Iago and Roderigo‚ Cassio and Bianca‚ as well as Iago and Othello. The

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    One Love

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    Eclarhh was truly‚ madly‚ deeply in love with Prince Velte Archimesis from the Kingdom of Hisa. Once‚ their love was forbid as they were not from the same tribe. Princess Ellenna came from the Cruésee tribe while Prince Velte came from the Démonee tribe. However‚ due to the power of their one true love‚ both the prince and princess dare to fight for their rights. They were willing to do anything even it cost their own lives just to show how passionate their love was. Nobody has heart to see the lovely

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    A Love Triangle

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    EN Composition 1 12/28/12 A Love Triangle Medea and Jason are both manipulative. When Medea learnt that she being force to exile she pleads to Creon soft side to allow her an extra day to regroup herself.Asking him to consider her children and having to provide for them since their father cannot do that anymore.MeanwhileMedea ask Jason to come and leave their children with him and his new family only so that she could use the children to send to carry a gift for the princess which consist of

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    Love Hurts

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    Love Hurts The air stream was strong‚ and the wind whistled through open windows; it was the dead of night and the street looked as lifeless and forlorn as ever. The cobbles still remained unscathed‚ as if nobody had wanted to pace onto that territory. The dense gardens of boarded up houses lay untouched‚ whilst houses which were occupied had the same warmth glow that homes have‚ like the homes where families live in and play in their gardens for the duration of summer. Although this convivial

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    Love and Gatsby

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    only a few sentences that leave the reader in awe but still lifted from all confusion. The Great Gatsby concludes so that the themes of the novel are in entirely understood. Fitzgerald’s approach to retouch on the themes throughout the novel: hope‚ love‚ and the burden of the past in the conclusion refreshes the reader’s mind allowing him/her to comprehend the overall message of the novel. Fitzgerald captures the overall notion of The Great Gatsby with the simple scheme of the final phrases with

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