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    free of blame for what happens in the play. ‘Medea’ begins with the Nurse and Tutor of the children discussing how Jason has ‘betrayed his own sons and mistress‚ for a royal bed’ after he took her from her family and home country. This creates sympathy for Medea by showing her as a wronged wife who has been betrayed by her fame hungry husband‚ making Jason out to be the villain. The Nurse also mentions Medea convincing Pelias’ daughters to kill their father to help Jason‚ showing how far she went

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    wanted nothing more than to see them extinguished and most importantly‚ the individuals who lost their lives in the fight and are immortalized as the ones who could do no wrong. History is littered with these perfect victims‚ the ones that evoke sympathy from their studiers. The ones that have somehow crossed from being remembered to being innocent. By honoring their memory‚ we‚ as witnesses of their legacy‚ are somehow absolved of any wrongdoing because its right to empathize with these people.

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    African American enslaved during the Civil War‚ a victim of the Holocaust enclosed in horrifying memories‚ or a girl trapped in her inability to voice her thoughts‚ all of these situations can be considered horrendous‚ at a certain level. The poem “Sympathy‚” by Laurence Dunbar‚ visibly expresses how African Americans were “caged” during the callous times of slavery. This poem was meant to symbolize those who have felt trapped at one time in their lives‚ with a metaphoric caged bird. I Know Why the

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    the couple cope with Winzy’s inability to physically look older‚ their relationship quickly deteriorates and jealousy and insecurity ensue‚ largely coming from Bertha’s end. Due to this jealousy‚ Bertha is treated as a character not deserving of sympathy and it can

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    Politeness maxims 1 Politeness maxims According to Geoffrey Leech‚ there is a politeness principle with conversational maxims similar to those formulated by Paul Grice. He lists six maxims: tact‚ generosity‚ approbation‚ modesty‚ agreement‚ and sympathy. The first and second form a pair‚ as do the third and the fourth. These maxims vary from culture to culture: what may be considered polite in one culture may be strange or downright rude in another. The Tact maxim The tact maxim states: ’Minimize

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    Examination Day Essay Qs 2013 Choose a novel or a short story or a piece of non-fiction in which there is a character or a person with whom you feel sympathy. Say why you feel sympathy for the character and show how the writer makes you feel this way. Choose a novel or a short story or a piece of non-fiction which has a shocking or unexpected ending. Briefly say what happens in the story and then go on to show how the author makes the ending shocking or unexpected. 2012 Choose a novel or a short

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    Ophelia is more of a side character more than a main character in Hamlet. Lady Macbeth and Ophelia have their similarities and differences that will be focused on. Lady Macbeth and Ophelia impact the reader in a similar way‚ because they receive no sympathy from the reader‚ but Lady Macbeth and Ophelia have attitudes‚ desires‚ and deaths that impact the plays in different ways. Lady

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    The protagonist in a novel is the main character. Readers can feel sympathy or have a lack of sympathy for the protagonist in the novel. In the novel‚ The Catcher In the Rye by J. D. Salinger‚ Salinger creates an unsympathetic protagonist named Holden Caulfield. Readers are unsympathetic toward Holden because he grasped onto Allie’s death‚ frequently makes poor decisions and constantly criticizes minor characters without getting to know them. The trait of holding on to the past displays the unsympathetic

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    increases the likelihood of the audience believing everything said and shown in the film. Food Inc. reveals that companies only care about the profit‚ not the animals‚ consumers‚ workers‚ or environment. The film attempts to get the audience to feel sympathy for their cause‚ and call for action. Food Inc. reveals that companies only care about the profit‚ not the animals‚ workers‚ consumers‚ or the environment. The filmmakers begin their argument by talking about the negative impact the food industry

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    Death of the Moth.

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    can’t anymore. Slowly excepting it’s death after fighting it back for as long as it could. The message in this essay is death. It eventually comes to everyone and everything. For it’s stronger than the moth‚ stronger than life it’s self. Woolf has sympathy for the moth and realizes that life is truly life precious. The month is so determined to continue living. She had tried to assist the moth by using her pencil to bring him back up but laid it down shortly afterwords. It danced around the window

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