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    Macbeth's Main Theme

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    thou couldst.” (2.2.94-95) He wants to take back what he has done and wishes he could wake Duncan up‚ just imagining that he is dead. The guilt was unbearable for Macbeth at this point‚ and things were not looking up for him. After having Banquo killed‚ Macbeth seemed to be adjusting to the idea of murder‚ as the throne got closer and closer. Although he was still experiencing nightmares‚ he was not feeling as guilty as before‚ a sign of his conscience slowly dissolving. Still scared‚ Macbeth explains

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    Ideas for Process Essays GETTING STARTED-Journal Ideas (from Moves Writers Make by James C. Raymond.) 1. Think of a process you know better than most people in your class—like canning strawberries‚ using a spreadsheet‚ or taking inventory‚ or building an architectural model‚ or resolving conflicts‚ or kayaking through whitewater. Or think of a zany process—like how to become famous by being really incompetent (ala Paris Hilton)‚ or how to travel around the world without paying for it‚ or how to

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    Looking for Alibrandi People’s perspective or how they look at things change because of their culture‚ growing up and maturity. Growing up is a process that starts when you are born and ends when you discover yourself and learn to like what you have become. For some people‚ growing up is not easy. “Looking For Alibrandi” is a novel by Melina Marchetta that displays ones inner struggle with their own identity. Josephine Alibrandi is a 17 year-old arrogant‚ immature individual who lives with her

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    Hamlet Central Ideas

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    In the play‚ Hamlet written by Shakespeare‚ several central ideas are developed through the course of the play by different literary devices. Hamlet is the main character who had lost his father recently in the beginning of the play. Hamlet’s father was the King of Denmark who then becomes the Ghost. Claudius married Hamlet’s father’s wife and seized the crown. The central ideas; Revenge and Family Ties relate by Family Ties build and give reason to Revenge throughout the play; revenge is developed

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    therefore made sense to the audience‚ everyone loved the theatre. “An honest tale speeds best‚ being plainly told” LFR grows from this‚ both demonstrate the intrinsic relationships between contexts and compositions of texts. King Richard III and Looking For Richard directly relate to historical and social contexts respectively‚ social drawing on historical’s challenge to the context in which it was written. Shakespeare’s play was crafted in a difficult time of political and religious adherence. Shakespeare’s

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    is nasty‚ brutish‚ and short. Since individuals are rational‚ they agree to surrender their individual rights to the sovereign in order to create a state whereby they can be protected from other individuals. Locke and Rousseau further developed this idea of a social contract‚ although in a somewhat different form than Hobbes. Contributions of Hobbes include the recognition of the existence of the individual and individual rights along with the concepts of rationality‚ self-interest‚ competitiveness

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    Locke "Innate Ideas"

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    observation. In this essay‚ I will offer my own‚ personal interpretation and response of the lessons‚ ideas‚ and devices that Locke communicates through his essay. It is tremendously evident that Locke’s essay is relatively the most influential work ever composed. He begins by stating the relationship of principles versus ideas‚ including that one’s identity is farthest from being innate. His main strategy focuses on principles that serve as best candidates that allow us to experience life to its

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    When looking at common repercussions of brutal honesty‚ such as hurt feelings or damaged relationships‚ it is easily noted that some remarks are better left unspoken. Occasionally‚ when a question is proposed‚ it is socially inappropriate to leave it unanswered as the silent yet extremely noticeable hesitation may be more insulting than giving an honest answer. Honesty is and has always been depicted as a positive attribute but seldom is light shed on the possible detrimental consequences it can

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    Essay: The film ‘Looking for Alibrandi’ traces Josephine’s Higher School Certificate year. Select four people and/or events from Josephine’s final year and discuss how these people or events changed Josephine’s perspective. Melina Marchetta’s "looking for Alibrandi" is a story which resembles change internally and externally. In her final school year‚ Josephine Alibrandi is confused and angry. She is continuously confronted by issues that question who she is as her true sense of identity is clouded

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    Technology In Action‚ Introductory‚ 11e Chapter 2: Looking at Computers: Understanding the Parts Due 01/29/2015 1. Computers use ______________language consisting of 0s and 1s. a. Binary b. Byte c. System d. Symbol 2. Which of the following computers supports many simultaneous users and manages large amount of data? a. desktop computer b. embedded computer   c. mainframe computer d. supercomputer 3. Which of the following is NOT a system used with touch screens? a. Capacitive b. Resistive c. Inductive

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