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    Oedipus Flaws

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    effective tragic drama. Many of Oedipus’ character traits ultimately justify his place as a perfect specimen of Aristotle’s tragic hero. According to Aristotle’s Poetics‚ Oedipus Tyrannous is tragic hero due to his hamartia and peripeteia. In Greek tragedy every hero eventually shows signs of weakness and flaw. Though a character like Achilles‚ in Homer’s epic poem‚ the Iliad‚ was brought

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    Okonkwo Flaws

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    This essay will endeavour to explore the flaws of Okonkwo that stem from his own sense of security and show us that he is not an embodiment of his society’s values and norms. Okonkwo in part one of the novel is seen as strong and a courageous man. He is part of the Ibo tribe in Umofia‚ which is a powerful village because of its fighters and warriors‚ such as Okonkwo. However‚ Okonkwo is not essentially an embodiment of his society’s values and norms. He is an individual with many flaws that stem

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    Biggest Dork

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    nerds! My dad in particular never wasted an opportunity to geek out- and my obsessive childhood crush on Luke Skywalker and years spent doing math worksheets proved how much of an influence he had on me. In order to maintain his status as The World’s Biggest Dork (which I say with all the affection in the world)‚ my dad needs a place to get all his geeky paraphernalia from- and his primary source for the ever-growing stream of miscellaneous nerdy objects has always been the internet. It is commonplace

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    Brutus Flaws

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    A tragic hero is a central character. This character is good and noble but has flaws‚ which lead to his downfall and death. In William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar‚ Brutus is a tragic hero. In his attempt to go good he makes errors in judgment. Brutus attempting to do what is right‚ yet doing what is wrong‚ fits the definition of a tragic hero. A tragic hero is characterized as a good and noble character. Brutus‚ fitting the good and noble aspect of a tragic hero‚ kills Caesar for what he believes

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    Othello's Flaws

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    Shakespeare’s plays always contain a tragic hero and what is a tragic hero without his tragic flaw. His characters are brought down by their own weakness or circumstances beyond their control. An example of this is Macbeth‚ where the witches and Lady Macbeth were causes of his downfall beyond his control. In Othello’s case‚ his own weaknesses are the causes of his downfall. So yes‚ I believe that Othello’s own weakness is responsible for the play’s tragic outcome through Iago‚ Desdemona‚ Emilia and

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    Biggest Innovations

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    -The iphone has many features in one‚ I can use as a phone‚ iPod‚ games‚ stocks‚ camera. -Laptop‚ I can bring it anywhere and is good to bring work home or access the internet anywhere. After finishing this survey I concluded that some of the biggest innovations regardless of age or sex are computers and cell phones. All six respondents identified cell phones as a key innovation‚ and Three out of six (50%) identified laptops or computers (while the other three chose the internet‚ taking the laptop

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    The Great Gatsby: Character Flaws Enhanced and Hidden by Society The 1920s have long been remembered as the "Roaring Twenties‚" an important historical and unique era of time. As a soaring stock market minted millionaires by the thousands‚ young Americans in the nation ’s biggest cities rejected traditional social mores by embracing a modern urban culture of freedom‚ drinking illegally in speakeasies‚ dancing provocatively‚ and “Letting the Good Times Roll‚” a popular and fitting phrase for

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    Flaws In The Interlopers

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    Even people that appear perfect have character flaws. While not always fatal theses flaws are there. Many people in today’s society have been brought up to hide their imperfections. Hiding them always seems to be the answer. As a whole species we want to please other people because‚ humans are social creatures. Almost everyone growing up was taught the standard response to someone asking how they are doing. It has become clear that everybody has some reason for appearing to be who they so badly

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    The Flaws of Odysseus

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    In the book “The Odyssey” by Homer‚ the main character Odysseus could be defined as being a strong‚ noble‚ and courageous man who is confident as well as a heroic phenomenal athlete. His quick intellect helped him overcome many intricate and strenuous situations while his conning and articulate speech could win over any audience without a dilemma. With all these great characteristics he possessed‚ one might question did this majestic man have any blemishes throughout the story at all.

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    The biggest commitment that I have ever made so far was when I was in the high school‚ that commitment was challenging and difficult for me. It was graduating from the high school a high grades. Why it was challenging and difficult was because before that commitment I was the laziest person in my family‚ I didn’t care about school and believed that getting high grades in school wouldn’t change my life as long as I moved from level to the next but my intuition was wrong. My father tried to change

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