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    It appeals to ethos and pathos that challenge the viewers to questions morale of the decisions the characters make. For example‚ in a recent episode‚ 14-year-old Debbie —who was once a symbol of innocence for the series—made a bad choice based on her unconscious‚ senior in high school ex-boyfriend‚ not even grasping that what she was doing considered as rape. It was a pivotal moment for the character; she’d finally lost her virginity at 15 years old and trapped in the dilemma of proving her own insecurity

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    Character analysis on Jocasta and Oedipus In Oedipus the king‚ Sophocles begins the story line with the city of Thebes grieving. Oedipus true identity is starting to become question‚ when he is told by a blind prophet that he is what plaguing the city. His wife‚ Jocasta is immediately skeptical about the prophecy‚ and tells him a story about an oracle that she had once received and never became fulfilled. However‚ this did not help Oedipus uncertainty‚ and only to cause more confusion to his soul

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    Mike used to be a very popular and influential television host. He had won sixteen (16) EMMYs‚ six (6) Peabody’s and other prestigious awards that recognize his ability as a good announcer and host. He is the new co-host for Daybreak morning show. Colleen on the other hand is a senior TV host‚ a very experienced TV host for morning shows. She has been working for Daybreak‚ the morning show for years. In this scene‚ we can see that both of these experienced TV announcer were ignorant and very full

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    Shiloh Character Analysis

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    The first character that I will discuss is Mabel‚ which is Norma Jean’s mother in the story "Shiloh." Mabel is very controlling and pushy when it comes to her daughters life. She is also very straight forward with her daughter about what she has done wrong in her life and what she should be doing with it now. Mabel has very strong roots from the south since that is where she grew up. She takes pride in being from the south and part of the confederacy even though the Civil War was fought almost one

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    Laertes is the brother of Ophelia and the son of Polonius. As he is in Paris for a large majority of the play‚ it may seem like he is not a very important character; however‚ Laertes is crucial to the development of the plot as you will soon see‚ but before that‚ let us first have a look at the character Laertes himself. It is well known that Laertes is a hot-headed youth. ‘Save yourself‚ my lord‚’ exclaims a messenger (IV‚ v‚ 96)‚ when Laertes storms into the castle followed by his follows. Although

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    Hamlet Character analysis

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    Hamlet The tragic hero of one of Shakespeare’s most famous plays‚ Prince Hamlet is a frustrating character torn between duty to his father and his reluctance to commit murder. An educated and philosophical man of about thirty‚ his father was murdered by his uncle‚ who later married his mother. Having received a university education at Wittenberg; known for its humanist view‚ Hamlet often ponders the concepts of mortality and determinism‚ contrasting ironically with his fated fall. His debatable

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    National character is an expression that describes the form of collective self-perception‚ compassion‚ and behavior shared by those who live a modern nation state. It assumes the existence of a psychological and cultural homogeneity among the people of each country‚ and the idea that each country could be seen as a collective individual‚ with features similar to the realistic individual citizens. Characters word intends to illustrate the universal aspect of social life of the people at the same time

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    Iago Character Analysis

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    Shakespeare’s plays‚ evil characters are not uncommon‚ but in my own opinion‚ Iago has to be one of – if not the most - interesting. Even though Iago might be described by some as being just "pure evil" or even "intolerable"‚ the truth still remains that people will read deeper into the play just to see what Iago will do next. Through his words and actions‚ which are carefully thought out‚ Iago is able to manipulate others for his personal benefit. Not only that‚ but he also manipulates people to get him closer

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    saying that his father could keep his toys. To finally get his son to listen his father told a story for bed about a boy that died at 20 because he smoked‚ which got Seryozha to go to bed and quit smoking. Analysis of “Home” through a psychoanalytic lens reveals Seryozha to be an impressionable character‚ as revealed by his conscious and unconscious mind‚ defense

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    the prologue this character is described as having shoulder length‚ thin‚ yellow hair. He had bulging eyes and no facial hair. This might have been part of the reason that Chaucer judged him to be effeminate‚ describing him as “a gelding or a mare.” The pardoner is a member of the church‚ with the job of selling absolutions to the members of the church. This character could be a representation of one of the great controversies of the time regarding the Church. He shows what people believed to be the

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