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    Azeem Noor Othello – Essay Assignment Result of Revenge A desire for revenge can overcome a person and have great detrimental effects. This is especially true in the play Othello by William Shakespeare. The play takes place in a time of war between Italy and Turkey. The play begins in Venice‚ Italy but then shifts to the island of Cyprus for the remainder of the play. In the play‚ the main antagonist Iago was not chosen for a position of lieutenancy by his general‚ Othello. Othello had chosen

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    Mousetrap In Hamlet

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    “Before you begin on the journey of revenge‚ dig two graves.” This quote is more than true in Hamlet. In Hamlet‚ revenge consumes and destroys not only Hamlet’s targets‚ but also the innocent. Hamlet seeked revenge on Claudius but ended up killing Ophelia and Polonius along the way. Hamlet was set on getting revenge on Claudius in the beginning. He had a showing of ‘Mousetrap’ to see if Claudius had a reaction. After the play‚ he was speaking with his mother and thought that Claudius had come into

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    A Tale of Two Cities

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    Madame Defarge on the Theme of “A Tale of Two Cities” “In revenge and in love woman is more barbaric than man is” (Friedrich Nietzsche). Revenge is the action of inflicting hurt or harm on someone for a wrong suffered at their hands. In the novel “A Tale of Two Cities” by Charles Dickens‚ the French Revolution is the result of the peasants’ desire for revenge. This desire of theirs is initiated by Madame Defarge due to her longing for revenge against the aristocrats‚ specifically the Evremondes. Essentially

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    one is revenge. Revenge is what brings him to his end‚ which didn’t have to be if he hadn’t pursued his vengeance. Revenge- to inflict hurt or harm on someone for an injury or wrong done to someone else. Hamlet seeks revenge on his uncle Claudius for killing his father‚ taking his throne‚ and marrying his wife (also Hamlet’s mother). Although‚ enough reason to bring an end to his uncle‚ he brought himself into a crazy mental state which lead to his death. So the question is- was revenge worth

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    your own devices to decide what is right and wrong in the world; having only slim pickings of people to interact with and objects to use to get by. In both Lord of the Flies and Frankenstein‚ there are intense focuses on nature‚ human nature‚ and revenge. Whether it is a group of boys stranded on an island with no adults and a crippled system of rules‚ or a man-made monster who is shunned from society and left on his own practically since birth. Both authors William Golding and Mary Shelley have created

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    in the book. In the chapters‚ Lazzaro always talks about revenge and he says “revenge is sweet” and that nobody ever got it from Lazzaro who didn’t have it coming. Revenge in a violent sense is never justifiable no matter what anybody has done to hurt the other person. Lazzaro in the book tells a story about what happened to a dog that bit him. The story goes as Lazzaro was walking and the dog bit him‚ and because Lazzaro believed in revenge he thought it would be a good idea to get the dog back.

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    times‚ and there to make fun of your worst. You’ll always want to gain some type of revenge after what they’ve done to you. “In the morning glad I see;/ My Foe outstretched beneath the tree” (Blake 15). You’ll have fear and tears in your eyes wishing you had the better life that everyone else did. Thinking‚ why you possibly had to be given the worst. But‚ don’t sit there and think or cry. Go out and have your revenge (in a good/ clean way of course) be done. Don’t eat an apple knowing it’s theirs.

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    Hamlet

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    is preventing him from doing the bold‚ brave revenge that must be done; it is making him a coward. Hamlet’s continuous combat with his conscience is formulating tension within himself‚ society and resulting in thematic implications When the ghost of Hamlet’s deceased father informs Hamlet of the actual events of his father’s death‚ Hamlet is enraged. He faces an internal conflict of man versus conscience. His newfound knowledge makes a need for revenge stir within him‚ and it starts to eat away at

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    Inglorious Basterds

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    In director Quentin Tarantino’s award winning movie Inglorious Basterds‚ Tarantino shows the Primary Plot of Revenge. Shosanna (played by Melanie Laurent) is a young Jewish woman who barely escapes her own death as she witnesses the murder of her family by Colonel Hans Landa (Christoph Waltz’s Academy-Award winning role). Several years after the murder of her family‚ Shosanna‚ who is now the owner of a local theater‚ becomes acquainted with a German soldier named Fredrick Zoller (played by Daniel

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    Themes of Medea

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    still continue to exist in humanity today. The three largest and most obvious themes that a reader is most likely to find and relate to while reading Medea are revenge‚ manipulation and passion. These three themes are not only apparent in the story of Medea; they are obvious in our video version‚ entitled The Medean Hillbillies‚ as well. Revenge is a common theme that occurs in a number of scenes throughout Medea (“Themes of Medea”). Jason‚ the husband of Medea‚ has decided to leave his wife for another

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