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    Characters in Hamlet

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    world appeared as a well functioning nation‚ inside‚ people were beginning to suffer from the disease of corruption. “The cause and effect relationship begins to quickly spread the disease throughout the characters” (unknown author). In Hamlet‚ we see that as the play progresses‚ three main characters become rotten with corruption; Claudius‚ Polonius and Hamlet. Claudius and Hamlet try to hide it at first‚ but it soon becomes too much and they eventually can‘t hold it in any longer. Polonius on the

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    A Character from the “Hole” 1. My full name is Brodericka Amanda Smith‚ but the team calls me Brody. My mother gave me the first name‚ and father was responsible for the last part. I am 34; I was born on March 17‚ the Saint Patrick’s Day. The play mentions only characters first name and average age. Brody can by a short version of a male name Broderick‚ which means “a dream”. That is why I included Irish background and culture’s traditional holiday. People often believe their dreams will come true

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    Minor Characters

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    use minor characters to add depth and complexity to your protagonist 1. You can use different characters to bring out aspects of the protagonist you want to emphasize to the reader. Minor characters who have been involved with the protagonist for a long time are carriers of their own history with and memories of the protagonist. Minor characters can reference the past in handy ways that serve the development of the story. They can make observations about the protagonist’s character or predictions

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    madness and sanity. Madness and sanity shape the play into what it is‚ without madness and sanity the play would have no life. Certain actions would not occur‚ certain events would not occur‚ and certain statements would not occur. Hamlet is a perfect example in the thought of is he acting insane or is he truly insane? Hamlet could be considered a brilliant actor‚ only if you believe that he is not insane‚ he was not! Hamlet was always the smartest person in the room‚ whether he was two steps ahead of

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    point in the play‚ Hamlet has discovered Claudius’ secret and has proclaimed him guilty. One perspective states that he now has no reason to show any loyalties to his uncle‚ and so Hamlet talks in riddles and aims to scare and confuse Claudius. For example‚ Hamlet farewells Claudius‚ calling him mother. When corrected‚ Hamlet states “My mother. Mother and father is man and wife‚ man and wife is one flesh‚ and so‚ my mother” 4.3.48-49. While some believe Hamlet says this out of madness‚ it is widely

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    Sample character sketch - my friend Liz. My friend Liz is the most amazing friend anybody could ask for. We’ve been through so much together‚ we’re basically like sisters. We met on the first day of school in sixth grade‚ both of us terrified by the massive size of the middle school. She had the locker right above mine. I told her I didn’t know anybody in our class and she said “You do now.” We’ve been friends ever since. Most boys think Liz is cute. She has long red hair‚ cascading over

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    Character Essay

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    Hope‚ Tenacity‚ and Ingenuity are all important things everyone must have in order to survive in life‚ however‚ when you are placed in danger‚ these character traits can be the most valuable thing you can have. In the sport of rock climbing/ hiking‚ people put themselves in harms way in order for the thrill of the sport‚ but also to push their limits to reach the end. However‚ sometimes‚ these dangers you believe that could not happen strike and can change your life entirely. In Danny Boyle’s “127

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    During the summer students and their families enjoy having summer vacation‚ but throughout the long break it may get bordering. Another reason is that there is more free time throughout the school year to plan different vacations. Also‚ it is a less chance for students to forgetting information over summer break. Year around schooling would be great. Many students enjoy summer vacation‚ but it often can seem to be too long. People can find it hard to plan a vacation and find other things to

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    Letter to a character

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    Dear Juror 3:  One of the best character traits is morality. Perceiving right from wrong and understanding the ethical code accepted in society are imperative in every person. Having a sense of justice without biases or prejudices as a hindrance are contributing factors in a satisfactory juror. In my opinion‚ bigotry is unacceptable; however‚ I do find an unwavering determination admirable. Being able to affirm what one personally believes in should always be looked upon no matter what the reasons

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    Character Is Fate

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    succeeded‚ and moreover‚ he was beat down by fate. His character determined his tragic fate. His impulse and crankiness caused him to sell his wife after he got drunk‚ which is the beginning of his tragic fate; He was unwilling to adjust himself to the custom of Casterbridge‚ so he lost his battle in the competition with Farfrae. He tried so hard to expiate his past‚ but he was frustrated by kinship‚ friendship and love; the deficiency in his .character made him unfit to the changeable world‚ eventually

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