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    Hamlets Fatal Flaw

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    make sure that the Ghost was telling the truth. This simply gives Hamlet more excuse to procrastinate. Hamlet makes a plan to have a play in which he will test the kings reaction to. The play would be about a king who is murdered by someone putting poison into his ear. Then the murderer becomes king and is loved by the fallen kings wife. Just as it was for Claudius who killed the king and took his wife. When the play is seem by Claudius‚ Claudius becomes outraged and ends the play. Hamlet knows now

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    advantage of Laertes’ rage. Claudius gives Laertes permission to go ahead and carry his revenge against Hamlet. Claudius wants to make sure that Hamlet dies‚ so he plans to have the two do a fencing match. Laertes will poison the tip of his sword and Claudius will prepare a drink of poison if the poisoned sword does not work. The queen enters with news of Ophelia’s

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    ‘Causal analysis of mental concepts’. Armstrong uses an example of Poison. Poison causes an organism to sicken or die‚ and so acts in a certain way to produce an effect. The effects of a mental state will produce certain types of behaviour‚ for example hunger will bring about food-seeking. We can only characterise the purpose of behaviour by its outcome. Mental concepts are much more complex than causal notions (the example of poison). If we are to give a causal analysis of purpose‚ we must do this

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    Enzyme and Heavy Metals

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    require in time since enzymes speed up reactions). 3. THERE ARE MANY ENZYME INHIBITORS THAT ARE NOT HEAVY METALS (E.G. THOSE FOUND IN SOME PESTICIDES). (a) NAME A COMMON POISON THAT IS AN ENZYME INHIBITOR‚ BUT NOT A HEAVY METAL. A common poison that is an enzyme inhibitor but not a heavy metal is (b) TRY TO FIND OUT HOW THIS POISON INTERFERES WITH ENZYME FUNCTION. BRIEFLY DESCRIBE ITS EFFECT ON A NAMED ENZYME. 4. EXPLAIN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COMPETITIVE AND NON-COMPETITIVE INHIBITION 5. EXPLAIN

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    asks the chemist for “poison” to “kill rats.” The younger man plans on using the poison on his brothers‚ who are like rats because they too plan on acting in greed. These examples show how verbal irony can be used to give ulterior meaning. Dramatic irony a situation in which the reader realizes something that the characters in the story are not aware of. There are several examples of dramatic irony in “The Pardoners Tale.” The younger brother asks the town’s chemist for “poison to kill rats.” The reader

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    run away. The conclusion is that friar Lawrence is not to blame for the death of Romeo and Juliet. The sudden deaths of young Romeo and Juliet are caused by choices made by the friar and the family feud. The friar is at fault because he gave the poison to Romeo. The family feud is to blame because if they did not hate each other they would not want to run away. The friar is not to blame because he did not have his times right when he sent the letter late. "The course of true love never did run smooth

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    is that Romeo takes a hostage because he gets surrounded by the police. This part was probably not expected by a lot people. Another deference is the ending of both the play and movie. In the play thinking that Juliet is dead‚ Romeo drinks some poison. When Juliet wakes up and discovering Romeo died she stabs herself with his dagger. They both lie next to each other‚ dead‚ and Juliet has yet another funeral‚ and Romeo has one too. Their families bury their

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    exquisite. The two plants share the trait of "forbidden‚" but in different ways. The fruit on the tree in Genesis was forbidden because God said so. The plant in Rappaccini’s garden was forbidden because it was poisonous. The only person immune to the poison of this plant was Beatrice‚ then soon Giovanni. In Hawthorne’s story‚ a parallel between Giovanni and Adam is established. Both are young men‚ and each were tempted by a beautiful young woman. Giovanni in Hawthorne’s story was lured into the garden

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    arsenic are used as colors and dyes in the production of fireworks‚ paints and glass. Up to 90% of all arsenic is used as a wood preservative in pressure-treated lumber. Arsenic compounds are also used in some pesticides and military weapons‚ such as poison gas. Many high-tech devices such as light emitting diodes (LEDs)‚ semiconductors and lasers contain arsenic compounds. ( NEED WHERE IT IS FOUND

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    In the movie when Romeo heads to the monument he already had the poison. In the play he goes to the Apothecary and buys the poison. Another thing that is different is the letter. In the movie Friar John ha the letter and has his back turned when they ride past him. In the play John is in the house where a sickness is when Romeo and Balthasar ride

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