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    safe‚ and to also keep his home safe. This is mentioned in I. ii. 17-24‚ of the book‚ where it says more specifically in I. II. 22-25‚ “importing the surrender of those lands lost by his father‚ with all bonds of law‚ to our most valiant brother - so much for him.” Valiant means to be courageous and knowing this definition‚ we can understand that King Hamlet was courageous in taking the land that King Fortinbras had owned. He fought for the land and fought in protection of his land. Protecting does

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    VII. HROTHGAR AND BEOWULF. Hrothgar remembers Beowulf as a youth‚ and also remembers his father. Hrothgar answered‚ helm of the Scyldings: “I remember this man as the merest of striplings. His father long dead now was Ecgtheow titled‚ Him Hrethel the Geatman granted at home his 5 One only daughter; his battle-brave son Is come but now‚ sought a trustworthy friend. Seafaring sailors asserted it then‚ Beowulf is reported to have the strength of thirty men. Who

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    carv’d out his passage / till he fac’d the slave” (I.ii.16-20). This shows that Macbeth was so noble that he was willing to do whatever it toke in order to be triumphant in battle. After hearing about Macbeth’s bravery‚ Duncan also praises Macbeth; “O valiant cousin! worthy gentleman!” (I.ii.24). This shows that Macbeth was greatly respected by the king as well. After Macbeth is given the title of Thane of Cawdor‚ his greed continues to consume him‚ causing his mental health to deteriorate. As Macbeth

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    Craveirinha states his old experiences in which all of his friends stereotyped bravery as not crying at all. They all used to play arrogant games and imitated some of the valiant heroes in their times. Then he unexpectedly goes into the fact that “Now (he trembles) / And now (he cries)” (Craveirinha 8-9). This is a very sudden movement which doesn’t explain very much but it is possible to pull some information out of that

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    John Greene Professor Stiles Composition 2 17 February 2014 Macbeth Malarkey Macbeth is a play in which the main character‚ Macbeth‚ is a prime example of a Shakespearean tragic hero. He was a daring and valiant nobleman who was possessed by greed and overwhelming ambition to become king of Cawdor. This vaulting ambition would ultimately lead to Macbeth’s demise‚ of which there are three main contributions: melodramatic prophecies of three witches‚ Lady Macbeth’s avarice‚ and Macbeth’s own

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    The Lion‚ The Witch and The Wardrobe – C.S. Lewis The Lion‚ The Witch and The Wardrobe. C.S. Lewis’s first book of the Chronicles of Narnia introduces the reader to the land of Narnia. Written in the 1950’s Lewis’s inspiration to write a children story stemmed from the arrival of three children evacuated to the Lewis country home during the bombing of London by the Nazi. Within unfolding story C.S. Lewis provides childlike insights into philosophies of faith‚ compassion‚ temptation‚ redemption and

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    A career in the Marine Corps has its roots in my childhood. As a kid‚ I read a lot a fantasy books with valiant and selfless warriors who sacrificed their lives and safety for others. They were childhood heroes to a kid who didn’t watch sports or TV. As much as I marveled and sought to be like my storybook heroes‚ I grew to love jet planes just as much. At the time‚ fast planes were the coolest. I spent a lot of my time poring over fact sheets and technical information I didn’t understand. My childhood

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    William Shakespeare wrote the play Macbeth in 1606. It is about a Noble named Macbeth who deceitfully and greedily rises to power and soon falls. Macbeth started out as a brave‚ valiant noble who fought for King Duncan. Three witches then met Macbeth and tempted him with the throne. This caused confusion in Macbeth but he decided to stay loyal to Duncan. He later told his wife about his encounter and she changed his mind and made him slay Duncan. Macbeth slowly turned insane‚ cocky‚ and brash. Because

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    Part 1: The Devil in the White City Reflection The Devil in the White City‚ by Erik Larson‚ is a book focused largely on Chicago in the late 1880s’‚ during the industrial revolution. The book really seems to focus on the darker parts of the revolution. This differs from many other tellings of the time period‚ as the majority of articles and books seem to focus on the growth made by America in the time and how much our country benefited from the industrialization of the world. While the book does

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    Readers learn by the end of the play that everything has consequences. Both good and bad violence always have a negative outcome. Through all the chaos and war in Scotland‚ characters always find a way to be cruel to one another. Some playing the valiant part and some play the evil part. Either way‚ it always ends badly. In the play Macbeth Shakespeare demonstrates that while violence can be an immoral or heroic act‚ it will always result in negative consequences. Shakespeare introduces Macbeth

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