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    devil himself although in the form of witches. Inevitably‚ the roles of the witches are mostly to cause tragedy and affect the entire play but also to show the good versus the evil. The use of their powers also indicates their connection with the supernatural and coming straight from Satan. Other than arguing about the witches’ origin‚ Curry

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    error of a generally good person causing their downfall and demise‚ and stirs fear and pity in the audience. The themes in Macbeth also contribute to the concept of tragedy. Two such themes are the supernatural and ambition. A reoccurring theme in Macbeth is the theme of the supernatural. The supernatural was something that the audience of the original performances of Macbeth‚ during the sixteenth century‚ could relate to‚ as this was a period of genuine belief in‚ and often fear of‚ witchcraft. During

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    Jane Eyre: A Fairy Tale?

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    just the good times in Jane’s life‚ but also the bad and the ugly. Bronte further ensnares the reader with the supernatural element she laces throughout the novel that is often the harbinger of bad times for Jane. It is with this combination of elements that Charlotte Bronte writes the great Gothic novel; it is almost like a recipe‚ one happy fairytale plus a handful of mysterious supernatural events equals the perfect balance of romance and horror for the perfect gothic novel. The first ingredient

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    uses many “supernatural” elements to help add to the drama of the book. These elements help classify part of the book into the gothic novel category. The gothic element of Jane Eyre is important because it utilizes elements such as supernatural encounters‚ remote locations‚ complicated family histories‚ ancient manor houses‚ dark secrets‚ and mysteries to create an atmosphere of suspense and terror to add drama to the story. Many cases in Jane Eyre exhibit the use of “supernatural” occurrences

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    Macbeth: Superstitions

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    ultimately causes their downfall and death. The play focuses around evil‚ greed and the supernatural. The play was written by Shakespeare for the king at that time‚ since he was a big believer of witches and the supernatural. Supernatural is classified as the unnatural or the explainable mysteries of our universe. In Shakespeare ’s time many people would relate many of the unusual happening against the supernatural‚ since this was the most simplistic of an answer to give. Elizabethan ’s have several

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    the concept‚ a universal definition must be established. Therefore‚ as a general base line for uniformity I will use the Oxford dictionaries definition. Evil defined: Profound immorality‚ wickedness‚ and depravity‚ especially when regarded as a supernatural force; Of a force or spirit embodying or associated with the forces of the devil; A manifestation of this‚ especially in people’s actions; Something that is harmful or undesirable [sexism‚ racism‚ and all other unpleasant social events] (Oxford

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    Many say the etymology of religion lies with the Latin word religare‚ which means “to tie‚ to bind.” This seems to be favored on the assumption that it helps explain the power religion has. The Oxford English Dictionary points out‚ though‚ that the etymology of the word is doubtful. Earlier writers like Cicero connected the term with relegere‚ which means “to read over again” (perhaps to emphasize the ritualistic nature of religions?). Some argue that religion doesn’t really exist — there is only

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    main character of The Odyssey‚by Homer‚ certainly qualifies as an epic hero. He has help from numerous characters‚ defeats a handful of supernatural enemies‚ and is known by many individuals from across the land. Odysseus‚ the main character of The Odyssey‚ certainly qualifies as an epic hero. He has help from numerous characters‚ defeats a handful of supernatural enemies‚ and is known by many individuals from across the land. These three qualifications are what set apart a normal character in a

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    period. Hawthorne seems to cover all the aspects of romanticism in The Scarlet Letter. However Hawthorne seems to zero in on three major elements of romanticism; he focuses the most on the element of symbolism then is followed by love of nature and supernatural. Symbolism is the biggest factor of romanticism that Nathaniel Hawthorne focuses on in The Scarlet Letter. During the first chapter the prison is mentioned and then the cemetery is talked about soon after. This symbolizes the book’s beginning

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    The play Oedipus the King by Sophocles is a drama of a heroic archetype struggling to find answers which creates conflicts of man vs. man‚ man vs. himself‚ and man vs. supernatural and in the end reveals his real identity thus fulfilling his prophecy. Man vs. Man Oedipus meets Teirias he then meets with his brother in law Creon for yet another man vs. man conflict. The conflict again Creon is Oedipus who still is unaware of who he really is again is trying to seek answers to find out who

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