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    Speech In Macbeth's Trial

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    Your honour and members of the jury. I would like to thank you for your attention throughout this trial as I am about to present my closing address. We are gathered here today to discuss the consequences of the now deceased king Macbeth. Macbeth has been convicted with the murder of King Duncan‚ Banquo and Macduff’s family. Throughout my testimony‚ I have confirmed that this individual committed these crimes alone as he was blinded by his own ambition and uncontrollable desire to rule Scotland

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    Macbeth's Ambition Essay

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    During the battle Macbeth is stuck in a one on one battle with Macduff and loses. Macduff carries his head back to Malcolm on a spear. Malcolm took the crown and assumes the throne as king. Macbeth’s ambition caused him to be put in a position where he was going to die. Ambition is a good thing but in small amounts. If a person has too much ambition it can create problems. This is seen in the life of Macbeth and it can also be seen in the lives

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    In William Shakespeare’s play Macbeth there are traces of Macbeth’s mental deterioration throughout the play. Macbeth started out like a human being but at the end of the story he acted like a soulless body with no feeling or a heart. ( background) ideas Macbeth is able to think clearly without disturbing or anything of selfishness‚ or pride.When Macbeth meet the witches and tell of a prophecy that he shall become king and the king choices some one else his mind quickly changes to a mind of a need

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    Hamlet Tragic Flaw

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    Question #3: One of the essential elements of any tragic figure is his/her tragic flaw(s)-an inherent personality trait or set of traits that inevitably dooms the character to destruction. Identify and explain Hamlet’s tragic flaw(s) and how it/they bring about his downfall. A tragic flaw is a character trait that ultimately causes the downfall of the protagonist. In Hamlet‚ by William Shakespeare‚ Hamlet learns the truth behind his father’s death - that he was actually murdered by his brother

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    Skin Stealer Flaws

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    The curious thing about life is that there are flaws everywhere. No perfections made in life‚ but yet some flaws can lead to bigger mistakes. Skin Stealer by Shel Silverstein and Ladies First by Shel Silverstein both show how a small mistake can lead to something bigger. Both texts are about how doom of one person can be caused by a small mistake that happened previously. In Skin Stealer it states‚ “ he’s the coo-coo who’s wearing my skin.” This shows that the character’s skin was stolen by a

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    Arthur's Tragic Flaw

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    in many ways Arthur is a hero but in reality he is a tragic hero with flaws. Noble Stature is an important element of being a tragic hero‚ one must be remembered in order to be considered a hero‚ a tragic hero is not complete without a tragic flaw‚ most importantly a tragic hero must be excessively punished in order to learn an important lesson. Arthur’s father Uther Pendragon was a wonderful king‚ however he had a tragic flaw he was in love with Egraine which caused him

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    College Education Flaws

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    In their writings they point out the flaws in the

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    True Education Flaws

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    For decades‚ authors and critics have written about America’s educational system’s flaws‚ but to this day these problems are still present. Why aren’t they being fixed? Why aren’t our students fully prepared to go on after high school? Although many people deny the existence of problems in our education system‚ the problems are very real and directly affecting students’ futures. The problems facing the education system are all related to depriving students of “true education”. Many authors

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    Romeo's Flaws Essay

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    He was born into aristocracy‚ and all the attributes one would consider flawless. However‚ when it came to his relationship with love‚ he had many weaknesses. The tragic death of Romeo and Juliet and their ill-fated love was led about by Romeo’s flaws. Not quite yet a full grown man‚ Romeo was still a teenager who had not yet been fully exposed to the world. Being born and raised in aristocracy‚ he would have be shaded from the harsh reality of the world. Romeo first claims he is in love with

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    Shakespeare dramatizes the consequences to those who seek power for their own well-being. In order for a story to be considered a Shakespearean tragedy‚ it must have certain characteristics. A tragic hero must face an unfortunate fate due to his tragic flaw and throughout the play also face certain obstacles. The protagonist Macbeth is noble and valiant‚ thereafter his positive qualities amplifying negatively‚ and becoming an obsessive trait‚ all to seek power for his own well-being. Macbeth is a Shakespearean

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