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    bestowed much honour” (Shakespeare 1.1.8-10) for “doing in the figure of a lamb the feats of a lion” (Shakespeare 1.1.13-14). Claudio was regarded as honourable because he fought bravely in the war. A man could be dishonoured if he was proclaimed to be a coward‚ for instance if he refused to fight in a dual. A man could also be dishonoured if his wife acted dishonourably by having an affair. Claudio therefore wants to ensure that Hero is honourable before he pursues a relationship with her. He therefore

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    did they kill David in the first place? Murdering David couldn’t have just been for fun. There must have been more to why they killed him. Also‚ why was Philip a part of the murder if he was going to be so guilty about it? I describe Phillip as a coward. He knew that it was a risk to kill David‚ but if he felt so guilty about it why didn’t he just tell. He

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    job of being a Brushmaker. But I knew that if I did not enlist myself my family would have been delivered a white feather. Which is symbolic and means that I am a coward for not going to war. Another thing that pushed me was that my younger brother‚ Norman has enlisted himself to fight in the war and I did not want to look like his coward older brother. I have to remain in high spirits though‚ at least I get the opportunity to see a part of the world that I may never get the opportunity to see again

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    Joan Quijano Mrs. Fazari END 2D1g 23 October 2012 Lady Macbeth is an Awful Person but a Perfect Wife A.C. Bradley states‚ “strange and ludicrous as this may sound‚ [Lady Macbeth] is a perfect wife” (class note). William Shakespeare’s play‚ Macbeth‚ is one of his darkest and most powerful tragedies. Macbeth takes place in Scotland‚ where it dramatizes the deteriorating mind of the protagonist‚ Macbeth. He becomes the King of Scotland with the help of his wife‚ Lady Macbeth‚ by choosing evil as

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    Ali and Hassan‚ he loves them and accepts them even though their Hazara. “You´re a coward!” I said. “Nothing but a goddam coward!” (Hosseini 98) Amir says this because Hassan doesn´t want to throw at him a pomegranate‚ after Amir has thrown one to him. This is a very important quote from this chapter because I think that he´s saying that to Hassan‚ but actually saying that to himself because he thinks he´s a coward for not helping Hassan while he was being raped. He feels terrible and guilty for

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    They believe that Orwell wanted to kill the elephant because it had viciously killed a man and because he wanted to show the Burmese that he was no coward and could easily eradicate the elephant. Towards the end of the story‚ Orwell claimed that legally he had done the right thing by shooting the elephant. However‚ they have failed to analyze Orwell’s emotions and comments before and after the death

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    1. How do we account for the radical change in the lives of the disciples from cowards in hiding to bold proclaimers of Christ within a few weeks? We can account for the radical change in the lives of the disciples from cowards in hiding to bold proclaimers of Christ within a few weeks since they were convinced He was alive as they saw Him and talked with Him. 4. Did the disciples have to be convinced

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    Hamlet says‚ "To be‚ or not to be – that is the question: Whether ‘tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune Or to take arms against a sea of troubles And by opposing them". These lines are the opening to one of Hamlet’s soliloquies. In fact‚ these lines are possibly the most famous lines in English literature‚ but do people know what Hamlet meant by these lines. Hamlet is more than just contemplating suicide‚ he is also thinking about death and how to combat

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    disastrous consequences and saddening downfall. Lady Macbeth was an extremely cocky woman while planning the cunning death of Duncan‚ whereas her husband was more of a coward and had low levels of self esteem. However after the murder was committed‚ they seemed to of swapped roles. The cocky Lady Macbeth had crumbled into a coward‚ where as Macbeth had grown in confidence from being reluctant hero into a confident slaughterer. However‚ both had paid a major price. Lady Macbeth had paid quite a lot

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    All people are assigned letters. Hester and Mr. Dimmesdale are examples of taking two different approaches to a similar problem. Hester faced her challenge and used it as a chance to change‚ while Mr. Dimmesdale let himself be tortured by it. They both went different ways‚ and they both had very different outcomes. Hester lived a better life and fulfilled many more things than Mr. Dimmesdale did. He hid and tortured himself at night overall destroying himself. Hester and Mr. Dimmesdale have received

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