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    Acting to Lying

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    Many things can be said about the similarities of acting and lying. Both spin a falsehood‚ leading the audience deeper and deeper into the trap until the very end when they are released. Both force the performer into a position where they are not entirely themselves and not entirely in control of what they say or do. Liars and actors wear many masks. These masks can be literal changes in the physical nature of the person‚ or they can be a change in character. Character changes can often consume

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    The cost of lying

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    The Cost of Lying Trust is like a mirror‚ once it is broken‚ it is never seen the same again‚ and that is the cost. No matter how hard you try to put it back together‚ the cracks are always visible. No one wants to be a liar‚ no one wants to be a dishonest person. One might presume that a person will lie because they want something they can’t have with the truth. Recalling back to my childhood‚ I was unable to be like other children where they were able to have fun‚ running‚ jumping‚ and

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    Reality Of Lying

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    Joey‚ I don’t know the extent of your knowledge regarding the reality of of how things lie‚ so I am going to tell it like it is. For myself and Chrissy‚ and for you. I believe you are going to be unable‚ or unwilling to accept and move on from this reality until you know what the reality is‚ how can you know where you want to be if you don’t know where you are? Here it is. Chrissy and I took each other’s hearts when I was fifteen and she was thirteen. I belong to her and she to me since before you

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    The Quote “the only thing we have to fear is fear itself” was said by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. This quote means that fear is something that only exists in our minds. We would not be afraid if we didn’t scare ourselves. This relates to the boys in William Golding’s story‚ “Lord of flies”‚ in multiple ways. One way Roosevelts quote relates is because the boys are starting to wonder if the beastie is just something they are imagining. “I was asleep when the twisty things were fighting and when

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    Abigail holds the most power within the play. Discuss Arthur Miller’s The Crucible underlines the significance of an individual’s power within a communal society such as that of Salem. Despite her circumstances‚ Abigail is capable of acquiring an impressive amount of power in the community‚ ultimately allowing her to control the fates of many of the townsfolk. She utilises her immediate relationships by manipulating those close to her in order to gain power in the pursuit of satisfying her own desires

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    world would be like if everyone thought that lying was acceptable. In the play the Crucible by Arthur Miller and in the noel A Break with Charity by Ann Ranadi‚ both include characters with different morals. Characters such as Abigail Williams from the Crucible and Ann Putnam from A Break with Charity‚ believe that‚ lying is not as big of a deal as it really is‚ because it does not affect them in any way‚ it only affects the people around them. Unlike Abigail and Ann‚ there are characters that are trustworthy

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    To quote Clare Boothe Luce‚ “no good deed goes unpunished”. There are truths within that statement. In Arthur Miller’s play The Crucible there are reactions to the actions that we caused. Throughout Arthur Miller’s play The Crucible‚ based on the Salem Witch Trials‚ the reader follows the atrocious actions of Abigail William in order to illustrate that actions have consequences‚ good or bad. In the beginning of The Crucible‚ Abigail‚ one of the girls that went around accusing people of being witches

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    Abigail: beautiful‚ wise‚ beloved‚ kindhearted‚ and intelligent. Abigail is a lesser-known champion in the Bible‚ an unassuming lady who was hitched to an affluent lowlife. Abigail joined her intelligence with her riches to show up before a drawing nearer foe to argue for the security of her significant other’s family. In any case‚ the account of Abigail began much sooner than her fearless experience with David. It started with the passing of Samuel‚ the prophet of God. As a character‚ Abigail is

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    wood‚ made them fires‚ dressed them meat…in a word did all the homely and necessary offices for them.” Not only do these people care for the rest of the population‚ but they care for them out of pure compassion and will‚ as stated in the following quote‚ “and all this willingly and cheerfully‚ without any grudging in the least‚ showing herein their true love unto their friends and brethren.” Bradford gives another clear example‚ “as the boatswain (and some others)‚ who was a proud young man and would

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    In this missing scene‚ Abigail Williams meets John Proctor in the woods‚ where they discuss the happenings in town. Abigail tells John of the mental suffering she has gone through for the good of the town‚ and even shows John the physical proof of her sufferings. Abigail is not in any way connected to witchcraft and has no ability to see spirits‚ Abigail appears insane. She appears to believe that the wounds she has caused herself were. But not only is Abigail is insane enough to mutilate her body

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