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    Leadership is the secret ingredient of success Leadership is the driving force of any sphere of human endeavor and that driving force is driving towards success or in other words goal achievement. The area of leadership has been an area of interest for human kind for centuries and it can be traced back to Hipocrates ’ 400 BC writing on personality types based on body humour and Plato’s establishment of the first leadership training centers in 386 BC[uk essays.com]. It has been studied for a purpose

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    In order to answer this question properly the roles of Macbeth‚ Lady Macbeth‚ and The Witches‚ need to be carefully analyzed. Let’s begin at the root of the problem‚ The Three Witches. After all they were the ones that planted the idea of murder in Macbeth’s head. But before going into that The Witches characteristics need to be examined. Shakespeare wanted to let the people know that The Witches were something of chaos and mystery‚ he wanted to let them know that The Witches were far from good

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    perchance hereafter shall think meet To put an antic disposition on— That you‚ at such times seeing me‚ never shall‚ With arms encumber’d thus‚ or this head-shake… That you know aught of me: this not to do‚ So grace and mercy at your most need help you‚ Swear” (I‚ v‚ 169-174‚ 179-181) In the dark guard tower of Elsinore‚ the young Prince Hamlet discovers the truth that his father‚ King Hamlet‚ has been poisoned by the King’s brother Claudius. The King’s ghost reveals this truth and beseeches Hamlet to avenge

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    Three Witches in Macbeth Macbeth is a symbolic story of how people can be easily influenced. In the beginning of the play‚ Macbeth meets the three witches and hears about his prophecy from them which he will become the next King of Scotland. These witches are important characters to develop the story. Every time when Macbeth needed them‚ he received prophecies from them. These prophecies affect Macbeth and reveal his evil personality. As revealed in the play‚ the purposes of the three witches in the

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    supernatural force. This force would have been implied by the three witches who appear throughout the book and maybe the scenes in which Hecate‚ leader of the witches‚ appears. An example of one of these ‘events’ was when Macbeth was spurred on to kill Duncan by seeing the image of a floating dagger. This could have been due to his own psychological issues meaning that he was simply hallucinating under the circumstances‚ or that the witches sent that image to persuade Macbeth into doing what they wanted

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    example‚ different objects and colors are used to symbolize traits and personalities for characters in the novel. There is a great variety of symbols used to demonstrate the society of the 1920’s‚ Gatsby’s hopes‚ and the extravagant life of the rich. The Valley of Ashes can be used to symbolize the 1920 society. Located between West Egg and New York‚ it is a desolate industrial wasteland full of garbage‚ ashes‚ and soot. The Valley of Ashes symbolizes the ruin and poverty of the people; they suffer

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    anything that isn’t violent. In the book it also explains that it is a sin to kill a mockingbird‚ the action of harassing‚ stereotyping‚ and disagreeing with the mockingbird. Tom Robinson‚ who was a mockingbird for To Kill A Mockingbird‚ is an example of this because he was murdered because of his race and only Scout and Jem‚ the main character in the book‚ saw that it was wrong. Characters in the Wave‚ which was a book about a movement and how it can turn bad‚ Sun Tzu‚ who was a historical figure‚

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    specific location symbolizes something different in the novel. He also uses symbolism in objects. Symbols are used to create a specific mood or atmosphere in novels. Adding symbolism into novels can enhance themes in stories. It can also provide contrast within the story. One of the symbols that Fitzgerald uses in

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    What is a witch and are they really as bad as people portray them? A witch is a person who follows the ’Old Religion’‚ which he or she believes to predate the Judaic-Christian religion and which is nowadays called Wicca. ’Wicca’ may be the wrong word to use to describe someone who follows the Old Religion‚ but it seems to have come to stay. ’Witch" may still be used as an abusive term‚ but then‚ once upon a time‚ so was the label Christian‚ and the term Jew is still‚ unhappily‚ used abusively in

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    Remember that time in class when you thought you had the right answer but changed it because a majority of the class thought different‚ or that time you made fun of the nerdy kid in your class because it was considered the cool thing to do? Their might have been no problems at the time but when you found out your answer was the correct one and you got in trouble for picking on the nerdy kid‚ the majority of us would find ourselves saying "everyone else was doing it". The main reason for conforming

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