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    “That’s really funny!” That phrase may bring back memories that are associated with happiness. High comedy comes in more forms than just sophisticated jokes‚ it also involves elements such as wit‚ wordplay‚ sarcasm‚ puns‚ hyperboles‚ and allusions. The two most important elements of high comedy allusions and wordplay are used by many comedians‚ television shows‚ and literature. Allusions and wordplay are important elements because they require the audience to think about what is said‚ keeping

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    to come to their senses. Fear can make a person go from being obscure of what heinous crimes that they are or have committed to being more sheepish than the boy who cried wolf. This story‚ “The Divine Comedy” is based on fear where the reader is taken on a journey like no other. ‘The Divine Comedy’ is the life-long work about a philosophical Christian‚ Dante Alighieri‚ who after being exiled from Florence‚ in the year 1302 Dante commenced to write his views on the repercussion of sinning in the form

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    like all other amusements‚ has its fashions and its prejudices‚ and when satiated with its excellence‚ mankind begin to mistake change for improvement. For some years tragedy was the reigning entertainment‚ but of late it has entirely given way to comedy‚ and our best efforts are now exerted in these lighter kinds of composition. The pompous train‚ the swelling phrase‚ and the unnatural rant‚ are displaced for that natural portrait of human folly and frailty‚ of which all are judges‚ because all have

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    Trevor Nunn’s adaptation of "Twelfth Night" is a masterpiece of insight and nuance. Instead of simply playing this gender-bending comedy of mistaken identity‚ the director highlights the dark undertones of the plot which show surprising depth. There are some alterations from the original text‚ but those who are less familiar with Shakespeare among the audience can appreciate the story being more easy to follow. For example‚ when Duke Orsino utters the famous opening line of the play‚ "If music be

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    the play Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare was written to be a comedy. The truth is‚ Much Ado About Nothing does not contain many of the characteristics of a comedy‚ and the truth will be evident to this generation. This play is not a comedy because it does not have enough humor‚ it is not funny in today’s society‚ and it’s theme focuses on serious events. Much Ado About Nothing should not be considered a comedy because it does not maintain or possess a sizable quantity of humor. Dogberry

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    Explore the importance of disguise and deception in Much Ado about Nothing. Are they merely effective plot devices? Much Ado about Nothing was written by William Shakespeare in 1598‚ towards the middle of his career and during the reign of Queen Elizabeth. Disguise and deception are used to great comic effect‚ as well as to drive the main and sub-plot forward. However‚ an attentive audience may notice how disguise and deception can also be seen to develop characters and relationships‚ and show some

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    elements of comedy are evident. A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare portrays insult comedy in various areas. Shakespeare’s play‚ A Midsummer Night’s Dream‚exhibits both humor and Shakespearean comedy. Insult comedy can be defined as the use of insults-often one-liners- at the expense of another character to create comedy. The purpose of insult is to gain a comedic reaction from an audience‚ as it has become more and more popular over time. Insult is classified as a “haha” comedy due to the

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    Love in Disguise: Analysis of a Shakespearean Comedy Throughout Twelfth Night Shakespeare uses the art of disguise to complicate the relationships formed between the characters of the play. The first character to assume a disguise was Viola who disguised herself as a man in order to get a good job for the count. Other examples of disguise include Malvolio who dresses in cross-garters in order to try and impress Olivia and Feste who pretends to be Sir Topas while Malvolio is locked in the dark

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    "David Williamson" Essay Question: "The Club‚ a mixture of intrigue and comedy‚ adds up to a serious indictment of our life and times. Discuss." ------------------------------------------------------- On the outer surface‚ David Williamson’s ’The Club’ is an intriguing and humorous play about the power-plays within a Melbourne football club. But when delved in more deeply‚ it can be seen that this seemingly simple Australian comedy is a serious indictment of our life and times. Selfishness‚ jealousy

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    Divine Comedy still inspires 700 years after its writing‚ and has not yet yielded all of its secrets‚ though it is one of the most widely studied works ever to be written. The name “Dante” and that of The Divine Comedy are known the world over‚ but what of the man Dante? What of the allegory beneath his verses? The history of the Divine Poet‚ his life‚ his love and the mysteries of his great achievements are known to relatively few‚ compared to the number of people who have read the Comedy. My purpose

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