the play in Act One Scene Two‚ after the tempest has shipwrecked Antonio and Alonso’s ship. We firstly come to realise that Prospero and Miranda are looking down upon the tempest and so the shipwreck and that Prospero is the cause for the storm. This makes the character of Prospero immediately appear powerful‚ in a physical sense. We learn this through Miranda. “Put the wild waters in this roar‚ allay them.”(1) This shows that Prospero has great physical power; we also learn that he has supernatural
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She has reached the maximum growth and has finished going through the stages of puberty. For her age the average is 126 pounds and 5’4” feet tall with a BMI of 18.5. Miranda stated growth was slow and had a small spurt in 8th grade that continued till 9th. After this spurt ended her growth halted and hasn’t increased since‚ this is a normal time for girls to reach their adult height so her stopping growing wasn’t out
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a relationship rely on‚ depend on and have faith that their partner will not intentionally do anything to harm them. Daniel and Miranda show a remarkable improvement on the repair to their relationship. As a result of their repairs to the relationship they as parents can now work out a plan to benefit them and their kids. As a long term result of both Daniel and Miranda repairing their relationship they have learned to communicate more
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used a variety methods and techniques to give the audience an idea about what was most likely to happen throughout the play. because the play is a murder and mystery genre‚ the audience are not given any real cause on why Eva Smith killed herself. Priestly is providing hints on who might of killed Eva Smith but the audience are not sure on who exactly might of been the cause of her death‚ which leaves the audience on the edge of their seats until the end of the play. In the play the inspector says
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Priestly presents Mrs Birling as a cold and heartless Character. As her character they play goes on she never takes responsibility for what she done and tries to pass the blame to everyone else. When told about Eva’s death Mrs Birling speaks in an “easy tone” and she smiles which shows that she doesn’t really care about what has happened to this girl as long as it doesn’t affect her this is also show by her saying “I don’t think we can help you much”. She says this before hearing anything the inspector
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self-incrimination‚ and the Miranda warning enforces the 5th amendment with the right to remain silent to avoid any words from being used against the suspect. Despite the protection of the 5th amendment‚ the Reid technique is still used against most suspects to obtain a confession‚ and during the arrest of a suspect‚ the Miranda Rights can be ignored if there’s no witnesses around. Since the Reid technique is highly endorsed‚ the only legal protection for the juvenile suspects are the Miranda Rights and 5th amendment;
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Shakespeare uses different situations to bring out different degrees of savagery and civilisation within each character of the play. Shakespeare uses the characters of Miranda and Ferdinand – ‘civilised’ gentries‚ and presents them nobly and compassionately: both through the nurture of their loving fathers. Shakespeare presents Miranda as a compassionate “creature” from the moment she is on scene. In Act I‚ Scene ii‚ she demands her father “allay” the storm he is creating: suggesting she doesn’t want
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Sycorax‚ a which). This is contrasted with Ariel whose very name associates him with the air‚ and being a spirit he is also seen as a positive embodiment of the super-natural. Caliban’s lust for Miranda in "seeking to violate the honour" of her‚ is contrasted with Ferdinand’s true love. Miranda: Do you love me? Ferdinand: ...I...do love‚ prize‚ honour you. There are many suggestions in The Tempest’ that give us clues into the character of Caliban such as being referred to continuously
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kill his brother so that he could use Sabastian. 4. Given the serious character of the previous episode‚ this scene brings a welcome helping of comic action. What does Caliban think when he sees Trinculo? (Compare this with the reactions of both Miranda and Ferdinand when each sees the other first‚ in I‚ ii.) 5. How does the conclusion of this scene provide a comic parallel to what happened to Prospero twelve years previously‚ and even more to the events of the preceding scene? It seems like
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July 2010 An Analysis of “The Grave” The grave is the story of a young girl named Miranda who goes exploring and hunting with her brother Paul‚ one afternoon. Upon trespassing onto private property that their family had sold‚ and inspecting some empty gravesites‚ both Paul and Miranda find hidden treasures inside the empty earth. Both had something the other sibling admired‚ Paul a thin‚ golden ring and Miranda a silver dove. After trading their discovered items‚ and returning to their hunt‚
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