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    Pseudolus Play Analysis

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    attention and laughs going. Below‚ Pseudolus will be examined focusing on Plautus’ skill of entertaining with his comedic theatrical elements. Before the play even begins‚ Plautus is setting his stage by providing a

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    Macbeth: Play Analysis

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    the week of 3/18 Macbeth Casting Macbeth Tom Hiddleston I believe that Tom Hiddleston would be a great Macbeth is that as seen in other movies‚ the characters he portrays are not always emotionally stable and this is quite how Macbeth in the play is. Lady Macbeth Angelina Jolie Angelina Jolie has played roles where she needs to be strong and wicked and also emotional roles making her a good fit for the role of Lady Macbeth. Witch Jessica Lange

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    Curtains Play Analysis

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    “Curtains” is a whodunit mystery musical originally written by Rupert Holmes accompanied with music by John Kander and lyrics by Fred Ebb. It is a play within a play set in Boston. The play‚ “Robbin hood”‚ is trying to make it on Broadway‚ however the leading actress‚ Jessica Cranshaw‚ always forgets her cues and lines. She mysteriously dies in the last scene of the show. It is discovered that she was murdered and everyone in the show is a suspect. We then meet Lt. Frank Cioffi‚ a detective working

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    The paintings of Jacques-Louis David illustrate the political and historical theme of fraternity and togetherness‚ a key ideal in the French Revolution. In 1784‚ Louvre‚ Paris‚ David painted Le Serment des Horaces‚ known in English as‚ Oath of the Horatii. This historical piece was depicted a Roman legend of 7th century BC‚ which involved a battle between the Romans and a nearby town of Alba. Instead of a full-scale war‚ the three Horatii brothers were chosen by the Romans to defeat the trio of brothers

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    In David H. Autor analysis he is explaining why there is becoming an increasing gap between the top 1% and the other 99%. The main point he goes back to is how unskilled workers are less desired. He argues that with the separation of the high school educated vs the college educated‚ it is making the high school educated much less desired workers. He credits this demand of higher educated people to the amount of people that go to college. Autor explains that in todays society the need for educated

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    The story and play of the Monkey’s Paw were both alike and different in many ways. Both the play and the short story showed the story’s’ excellent elements of literature. They both included the main theme of do not mess with fate. They also showed me many other things. To begin with‚ the play was different in many small and enormous details. To contrast the character Sergeant-Major Morris‚ who was a man in the story‚ was now switched with his wife‚ who was in the play. She now proclaims that he

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    A simple glance at the front cover of Malcolm Gladwell’s “David and Goliath” reveals a few things about Gladwell himself; he’s authored numerous other works‚ he’s a national bestseller‚ and he has a fondness for routinely boring‚ stark white book covers. Just above the bolded title—a place most readers probably won’t pay much attention to—typed in the smallest font on the cover‚ is a seemingly unassertive New York Times quote that is meant to highlight the book’s excellence. “As always‚” it reads

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    their lives for the sake of not being titled as cowards. Some get to fight another day‚ some don’t‚ others get captured and become prisoners or hostages. But one thing is certain‚ for those who have experienced war know first hand that it has the power to change you as a person. In the short stories “Guests of the Nation“ and “The Things They Carried‚” authors Frank O’Connor and Tim O’Brien share the same central idea of the horrible effects of war. Both stories are about a young male soldier who

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    Wit Play Analysis

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    While watching the filmed version of Margaret Edson’s play "Wit‚" and reading more of the play gave me a more broad perspective. Not only was the movie great‚ but it let me learn more about a fascinating author who was quoted throughout the movie. The movie “Wit” is based off a cancer patient. When Vivian Bearing was younger she and her father would read books with difficult vocabulary‚ which led her to love literature‚ and became a professor and known for her knowledge of metaphysical poetry.

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    Wit Play Analysis

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    world of ‘publish or perish’‚ along with the myriad central values of enduring themes that engulf the audience due to their prevailing ability to transcend contextual barriers. The connections shared between Donne’s metaphysical poetry and Edson’s play Wit‚ occupies more than the adaptation of ideas and form‚ it represents the relationship between text and context. Wit reshapes Donne’s experiences of agency and self evaluation‚ thereby rejuvenating the humanistic paradigms

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