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    Pentheus for not honoring Dionysus. Pentheus has been arguing that all the new god’s rituals are crazy‚ and he does not want them allowed in his city‚ to which Tiresias responds; "There is no cure for madness when the cure itself is mad." (22). Tiresias is trying to tell Pentheus that him that denying the madness that Dionysus brings is itself a crazy idea. Pentheus represents sanity and order‚ and he is trying to keep his city from falling into the hands of the maddness that follows Dionysus. But no matter

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    Ophelia In Hamlet

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    Ophelia; a Rose? Shakespeare writes of a strong and wilful woman in the story of Romeo and Juliette. Juliette‚ the leading woman in this play‚ was torn from her lover‚ Romeo‚ but rather than standing back and accepting the inevitable‚ she fights for what she believes to be right. Even though her life ended tragically‚ she was still admired for finally getting what she wants. She said she would not‚ and could not live without Romeo‚ and she did not back down from her strong objective. In contrast

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    Madness in Hamlet The theme of madness in Hamlet has been a widely popular topic in the discussion of the play by both critics and readers alike. Prince Hamlet‚ in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet‚ is not mad‚ in terms of sanity. However‚ he is very mad‚ in terms of anger‚ at many of the people that surround him. Hamlet is mainly mad at Gertrude her mother and‚ most of all Claudius. Although he is extremely angry with Claudius and his own whole situation of his father being murdered;

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    Crossing The Line: Method into Madness Insanity is a difficult diagnosis to make‚ as it covers such a broad spectrum of problems. Much debate still occurs over where to draw the line between sanity and madness. The occurrence of insanity in Shakespeare’s Hamlet is one of the most discussed cases of mental illness in English literature. Over the course of the play‚ Prince Hamlet’s feigned madness becomes reality as those around him grow continually less sympathetic with him and his own emotions

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    resentful of his mother for marrying his uncle only two months after his father’s death. Hamlet is the tragic hero in the play and is one of the most complicated characters. Hamlet acts from one extreme to another and fakes madness so nobody can predict his actions. Hamlet fakes madness to the point where one can no longer tell if he is faking or actually going mad. He has tragic flaws because he is so indecisive with the actions that he wants to take to achieve revenge. Hamlet spends the entire play

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    Ophelia Monologue

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    thing still sits all clumpy and heavy looking as she readjusts it in her own arms. "Nothing‚ really." I don’t push it. "You’re Ophelia‚ huh?" She sighs as if it’s a bad thing‚ repeating me. "The one and only‚" I know this girl like everyone in the school knows her. She sits with the people who hate me and laughs with them and maybe get’s drunk with them too. Ophelia Waters is a big shot because she was the only one person who knew how to do something useful of all her friends‚ and that was rollerblading

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    Madness

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    In her memoir‚ “Madness“‚ Marya Hornbacher  takes  the reader on  a journey  of her life with  Type I rapid cycle bipolar disorder. She explains the disorder as “when you are mad‚ mad like this‚ you don’t know it. Reality is what you see. When what you see shifts‚ departing from anyone else’s reality‚ it’s still reality to you” (Hornbacher‚ page 118).          Marya Hornbacher has experienced  almost every possible disorder.  By the time she reached her teenage years ‚ she had  already  battled

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    Ophelia Syndrome

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    Ophelia Syndrome Study Skills November 12‚ 2012 In the essays of Diagnosing and Treating Ophelia Syndrome and Everybody is Ignorant on Different Subjects two topics are discussed which are related‚ in that they both have to do with learning and being able to think as an individual. The Ophelia Syndrome is not processing the ability to create one’s own opinion. Ophelia is a character in the play Hamlet. She is described as a helpless child and has a “Lord” or authoritative figure that forces

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    Hamlet's Madness

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    of distraction while attempting to expose Claudius. As the plot develops‚ readers can see a progressive change in Hamlet’s behaviour‚ as he quickly becomes obsessed‚ erratic‚ and paranoid. In William Shakespeare’s Hamlet‚ it is clear that Hamlet’s madness is the main cause of tragedy in the play. This can be seen through

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    Hamlet and Ophelia

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    to whether or not Hamlet is really in love with Ophelia. Although there is much evidence arguing that Hamlet never loved her and that he was just using her‚ there is even more evidence refuting that argument. By the way he acts around Ophelia when he is alone with her‚ he shows that his feelings for her are true. Hamlet shows throughout the play that he is really in love with Ophelia. One piece of evidence showing that Hamlet really did love Ophelia is when he tells her‚ “I did love you” (III.i

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