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    travelers frequently encounter what is known as a mirage. They see an oasis with water flowing‚ as their mouths get dry and crusty as dehydration overcomes them. They run toward their hope of quenching their thirst‚ only to find a dry desert because their minds and eyes deceived them. This is also known as an illusion. Illusions sometimes provide an optimistic hope for a better future‚ but generally speaking‚ they tend to leave people empty and confused as the reality of what they hope for is false. Consider

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    Shakespeare’s theme of temptation‚ conscience‚ evil and ambition in "Macbeth" are strongly developed right from the beginning. Shakespeare establishes the theme by imagery‚ language‚ and dramatic techniques. Shakespeare uses these techniques to show the flaws in Macbeth that leads to his tragic death. Macbeth was chosen to emphasize the drama and tragedy as he would have been one of the most courageous and honorable characters. From Macbeth’s death we can learn not to let temptation‚ desire‚ ambition

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    Assignment: The works of Shakespeare and Dickens Introduction Julius Caesar takes plays in the ancient Greece‚ and the plot is based on the assassination of Caesar himself. Caesar returned to Rome from war. As the citizens honor him‚ an alliance was formed between the senators Brutus and Cassius. They shared a dread if Caesar would become corrupted from all the power and as a result‚ they plotted the death of him. They stabbed him to death and on his funeral the truth were set free. A man called

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    HI or Hi may refer to: Hello‚ a greeting in the English language Hi and Lois‚ a comic strip Hi (kana)‚ Japanese character Hi (magazine)‚ teen lifestyle publication Hi Records‚ in music‚ a Memphis soul and rockabilly label Hi River‚ Ili River Hi territory‚ Yining City Hi‚ mobile phone brand of Dutch company KPN Hindi‚ an Indo-Aryan language (see list of ISO 639-1 codes) Hydrogen Index‚ the ratio hydrogen/carbon used in Van Krevelen diagrams by petroleum geologists for the assessment of kerogen

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    How far would you go to get what you want? Macbeth went as far as killing his loved ones to stay in power. In the book Macbeth death is represented as being too easy and short. In this book death represents how life is short and living in it is hell. This book is about how ambitous takes over someone so far‚ that they will kill anyone who gets in their way. Shakspeare uses animals and things to portray death. When lady Macbeth heard of her husband coming she said‚ “The raven himself is hoarse”

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    Manipulation is powerful. People use this tactic to get what they want in life‚ by misleading people or tricking people into seeing a certain point of view. To use the power of manipulation a person must use another person’s weakness. The theme of manipulation is evident in the play Macbeth by William Shakespeare‚ in the film Cruel Intentions directed by Roger Kumble and in the books Stolen by Lucy Christopher and Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë. In the play Macbeth‚ Lady Macbeth plays a major role in influencing

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    apart from the rest of society. The sense of isolation runs like a thread right through the whole book. Hill does this by creating vivid pictures in the reader’s mind. She uses detailed descriptions or imagery with frequent use of metaphor‚ simili and personification techniques. She also uses short and effective phrases with repetition of words to help create the impact of the descriptions on the reader. Hill was a big fan of Dickens who also used this technique. Hill begins the story by describing

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    William Shakespeare’s play of Macbeth‚ the main characters are described to be controlled by their ambitions. Shakespeare presents the theme of good vs. evil‚ as he demonstrates how the character of Macbeth is corrupted by evil influences‚ and eventually destroyed by this evil source‚ which becomes himself. In Macbeth‚ ambition conspires with wicked forces to execute evil deeds which‚ in their turn‚ produce fear‚ guilt and still more horrible crimes. Above all‚ Macbeth is a character who responds to

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    How does Shakespeare use linguistic and dramatic devices to introduce the character of Hamlet in Act 1? Hamlet is first introduced in Act 1Scene 2 by Claudius; “But now my cousin Hamlet‚ and my son - ” There is the use of a dramatic hyphen which emphasises the significance of the entrance of Hamlet‚ as well as the use of a paraprosdokian sentence which surprises the audience and potentially causes them to try and reinterpret what has been said. Claudius’ sentence could also be interpreted as a

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    Shakespeare portrays Iago’s character in the play ‘Othello’ with villainous content by using dramatic effects and specific representations of speech in order to engage the audience to witness this deceitful‚ dishonest and disturbing man. Iago portrays himself as an innocent and rejected man with the use of powerful and emotive language such as ‘despise me’ and ‘abhor me.’ The abrupt language used by Iago enables the audience to witness his disgust after Roderigo accuses him of withholding some information

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