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    An Analysis of Bewitched

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    Evaluating Sitcoms – Bewitched Bewitched is a situation comedy‚ produced in the year 1964 and set in America. The main characters include Samantha and Darrin Stephens. The program Bewitched conveys the premise to not make assumptions about someone instantly – because there may be more to a person then what meets the eye. The pilot of Bewitched begins with the orientation‚ establishing the status of the newly wed couple. Darrin is portrayed as the breadwinner of the family‚ and Samantha is presented

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    a typical woman was expected to adhere to the Victorian “Angel in the House Ideal.” (CITATION) Women were expected to marry early in their 20’s‚ bear several children‚ and tend to their predisposed domestic sphere. The popular television show‚ Bewitched‚ starring Elizabeth Montgomery‚ while superficially dealing with the protagonist’s magical hijinks; the show concentrates on the aspects society imposes upon “perfect housewives.” (CITATION). The character dynamics between the Samantha‚ the protagonist

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    Silas Hanegraaf The Parris Household Bewitched! Last night there had been a rumor of all the girls in Salem summoning the devil by witchcraft. Betty Parris is one of these girls‚ and it has been said she is running rampant around Salem being demon possessed. Nobody knows for sure if she has been bewitched‚ nor if she isn’t bewitched. These rumors are spreading to be real since Betty Parris is lying without movement in her bed. It was on the night in Salem‚ Massachusetts‚ 1692 where in the

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    The 1544 single-leaf woodcut of The Bewitched Groom (fig. 5) shows again‚ a trinity of three figures. In the foreground‚ a foreshortened man is lying on top of a pitchfork face up and his feet hanging off the ledge. In his hand is a befallen currycomb. Behind him‚ standing at the doorway and

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    Text identification: "Bewitched" was first telecasted on September 17‚ 1964 and ran for eight seasons until March 25‚ 1972 (Hall). Originally‚ it was aired Thursdays at 9:00pm on ABC. I watched it on a Tuesday night at 2:30am on Nick at Nite. "Bewitched" is a situational comedy about a witch named Samantha and her attempts to abandon her witchcraft to please her mortal husband‚ Darrin. The couple was married on the first telecast‚ but that was the last "normal" event in their marriage. Samantha

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    A tragic hero is someone who must begin noble and good‚ but is imperfect‚ so that the audience can see themselves in him. They are doomed from the start. In Macbeth’s case the witches are first on stage‚ and are planning to meet with Macbeth in the very beginning. FIRST WITCH When shall we meet again? … THIRD WITCH There to meet with Macbeth. This shows that the witches are already plotting Macbeth’s fate. A tragic hero must make a wrong decision himself or has a character flaw (ambitious

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    the works we read; actually the ones that I liked were the dramatic ones. The drama is like an action film you can wait to see what is going to be blown up next. I am going to start off with what to me was the most dramatic and that is “Bewitched” by Ueda Akinari. The major character was Toyo-o and the minor characters were his family and his devil possessed stalker girlfriend. Toyo-o was so guarded by his family and was never really held accountable for anything they just let him do what he chose

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    true person‚ the person could have invited someone in their lives‚ who do not value loyalty or respect. Everyone is not a perfect fit in someone’s lives because of timing‚ but sometimes‚ a person can hide the wicked ways very well. The author Ueda Akinari ended the folktale with these wise words‚ “Truly one must not form bonds of friendship with a shallow man (88).” A friend would have their friend’s back‚ no matter how bad or good the situation is. There are going be times when a friend must remind

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    Japanese Literature Reporters: Afable‚ Carlo Manasis‚ Fahra Afro-Asian Literature MTh 09:00 – 10:30 Japanese Literature I. Introduction Facts about Japan * Also known as “Land of the Rising Sun” * An archipelago made up of 6‚852 islands * Its capital is Tokyo * Japanese is its national language * The government is Unitary Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy II. History of Japanese Literature Japanese Literature can be divided into four main periods: ancient‚

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    Cited: Hume‚ Nancy G. Japanese Aesthetics and Culture. State University of New York Press‚ Albany: State University of New York‚ 1995 Jackson‚ Wendell. Humanities in the Modern World An Africana Emphasis. United States: Pearson Custom‚ 2001 Ueda‚ Makoto. “Basho and the Poetics O Haiku.” The Journal O Aesthetics and Art Criticism Vol. 21. No 4 (Summer‚ 1963) pp. 423-431. Yasuda‚ Kenneth. The Japanese Haiku. Charles E. Tuttle Company of Rutland‚ Vermont & Tokyo‚ Japan: Japan‚ 1957

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