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    Imagine a young man working at the seafood counter of a grocery store. Before he wraps a fresh fish that someone has just purchased‚ he pretends that it is dancing on the counter‚ singing “I like the night life‚ baby!” This young guy‚ a coworker back in the days when I took any available job to get through college‚ was perpetually in pursuit of women. He was not stacked or gorgeous‚ and he definitely wasn’t rich or he wouldn’t have been working with me. Yet he was very successful at attracting

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    Monday Oct. 19th What is Love? According to Webster’s dictionary the word love is described as a strong‚ positive emotion of regard and affection. But in society today it seems as if we throw the word love around in such a loose manner it really has lost its meaning. Ranging from “I love Coach purses”‚ to actually telling a person “I love you” is now a common thing. Throughout this essay I’ll be taking a philosophical approach to help give a better understanding of what love is according to the

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    Scene Analysis 1. Twelfth Night‚ Act IV‚ Scene II 2. Feste‚ the Fool‚ disguises himself as Sir Topas‚ a priest‚ and visits Malvolio in his imprisonment‚ under direction of Maria and Sir Toby. Malvolio is relieved to hear the voice of the priest and believes the priest might release him from his prison. Malvolio makes the claim that he is not insane and is wrongly imprisoned in darkness. Feste tells Malvolio that he is in a well-lit room and that the darkness is simply ignorance. Sir Toby becomes

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    TRULY LOVE? Did Jay Gatsby love Daisy? I read The Great Gatsby in high school and‚ I’m sorry to say‚ I don’t remember much about it except that it was kind of romantic. And that billboard with the eyes of God staring down on everyone was unforgettable. But I just saw the movie and as I watched Leonardo DiCaprio’s great performance‚ my faith in Jay’s love faded by the minute. There’s no doubt that he made a great sacrifice for Daisy at the end of the movie – you all know what I’m talking about‚ but

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    happy ending.” In light of this‚ how far is the ending of “Twelfth Night” satisfactory for a comedy? Make close reference to Act 5 in your answer. “The world is a tragedy to those who feel‚ but a comedy to those who think.” - Horace Walpole (1717 – 1797) Walpole’s quote is construed by many critics to mean that a comedy cannot be characterised‚ as its interpretation can differ amongst individuals. Many people would say “Twelfth Night” meets the expectations of a comedy due to the presence

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    dated‚ had an urge to do things they are not supposed to‚ made stupid decisions not knowing the consequences of the situation they have put themselves into‚ and it always seems to be that young love can never wait. In William Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet‚ two teenage star-crossed lovers fall in love. Not knowing where this will lead them in the future. The two embark on a short journey of hardships‚ only with the thought and hope‚ one day they will be able to be together‚ without being hated

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    When we think of the story of Cinderella‚ about eight different variations of the story from different times and cultures come to mind. Nevertheless‚ the varying renditions of the stories fail to take away from the overall moral of the story (yes‚ dreams do come true). Somehow‚ the same understanding is forgotten as more and more people recreate literary classics. The film “She’s the Man” is a modern adaption of the Shakespearian comedy Twelfth Night. At first glance‚ the film and play share apparent

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    ‘My masters are you mad?’ How does Malvolio intend his question and what answers does Twelfth Night present to this challenge? Interestingly‚ the concept of ‘madness’ can be interpreted and explored in many ways. The foolishness of one’s actions; the mayhem or pandemonium of a situation; or the mental instability of an individual. Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night mentions ‘madness’ more often than any of his other plays‚ suggestion that madness plays a central role in the development of both the

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    strong and truthful words. He believed that he could stop hate and racism through love and music. Bob Marley related to society by fighting against hatred though songs that conveyed love and peace; he introduced a fresh genre of music that moves millions worldwide. Bob Marley was not only an astonishing artist but an activist that spent most of his career promoting peace and consciousness in Jamaica. However‚ his message traveled far and beyond Jamaica to so many people worldwide that take delight

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    “Hamlet” and “Twelfth Night” are two Shakespeare plays of complete opposites. Due to one being written as a tragedy‚ and the other as a comedy‚ many comparisons can be drawn between the two plays‚ on themes and motifs that develop throughout the plays. One of the themes that is easily recognisable in the early stages of both plays‚ is that of deceit and disguise. In “Hamlet”‚ we learn early on that Hamlet decides to act as a madman in order to try and weed out a confession from his uncle about the murder

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