This group gave us lots of quotes but not always the context to fit them into. This should help: In tragedy‚ Fate usually has the last say‚ showing the limitations of humans when they go too far. The characters cannot be completely responsible for their actions. The ancient Greeks believed that their gods could see the future‚ and that certain people could access this information. Independent prophets called “seers” saw visions of things to come. Oracles‚ priests who resided at the temples
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of resilience despite his tribulations and fears‚ doing so through his eloquence and mastery of the art of conniving. The aforementioned quote brings home the impact such a horrific experience brought upon him‚ while highlighting his innate tendency toward open communication. This tendency was his greatest assest throughout the genocide‚ which he exemplified when he said “Today I
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Christopher Reeve once said “A hero is an ordinary individual who find strength to preserve and endure in spite of overwhelming obstacles.” This quote shows that anyone can be a hero as long as they want to help. Heroes always jump into action when they are needed‚ they show courage when others are in need‚ a hero is never afraid to help others in need. When others are in need heroes are there to jump into action in order to fix the problem. Harriet Tubman helped slaves escape even though she could
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Quote 1: “No.1 has faith in himself‚ tough‚ slow sullen and unshakable. Mine has worn thin in the last few years... The fact is: I no longer believe in my infallibility. That is what I am lost.” (Page 101‚ Paragraph 2) This quote in an excerpt from Rubashov’s diary in which he reflects on his identity after being a week in prison. Rubashov’s struggle with his own identity is clearly elucidated in this passage through his feelings of hopelessness and loss. For instance‚ Rubashov describes his faith
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The quote I chose is‚ “The best revenge is not to become like the one who wronged you.” Marcus Aurelius came up with this quote. I think this quote means that if you do something back to a person that has wronged you‚ you’re just stooping down to their level and giving them satisfaction. But‚ if you don’t get revenge on them and don’t stoop to their level‚ it’ll be revenge within itself because it shows them that you’re the bigger person. A real word example would be‚ the United States and terrorists
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" (pg.3) With this quote in mind‚ what does it mean to the character of Harrison Bergeron? A lot of people think that Harrison is the hero of the people‚ but others see him as a threat to society. But is Harrison really the hero? This is evidence will show you. The first piece of evidence is that he is rebelling against something big that spans he entire country‚ maybe even more. This could possibly start another civil war. The first caused more American death then another war‚ and they didn’t have
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they’d still be good friends‚ and if macbeth wasn’t betrayed the king he wouldn’t be dead. and When Macbeth kills his first victim‚ the king he betrays him because Macbeth used to be the kings best general in his army. Macbeth was a veteran and war hero and was extremely respected. Although‚
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After analysing “Where the scattering began” by merle Collins and “Wherever I hang” by Grace Nichols‚ I found that both poets displayed the subject of adjusting to another culture effectively but‚ in very different ways. Grace Nichols used a very light hearted and simple style which I think reflected her relaxed attitude to life. This poem opens the reader’s eyes to her relaxed culture through the simple language. All though the poem is clear in its context‚ for some of the readers it can be quite
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Lady Macbeth‚ his curiosity escalated and he decided to invite the king to his castle where he will murder him. The king’s murder by Macbeth shows that Macbeth is a traitor and is disloyal because he was supposed to protect the king as shown in the quote: “Which do but what they should‚ by doing everything Safe toward your love and honour.” (1.4.27-28) but in the end he chose to kill him instead. Macbeth in this scene shows himself as an honourable and dependable man who Duncan can trust protecting
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Capitalist paradigm. The Capitalism was known as a counter-revolution which ruined the parts of the anti-feudal problem. In the book‚ Federici had concepts about witch burning‚ and she compared it to the 21st century‚ “War on terrorism”‚ which crushed the peasant women. It showed how women took part as leaders of peasant rebellions. Federici’s book reminded me of the article that Jeanne Theoharris wrote. This article was very stressful‚ which was mainly about Syed Hashmi
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