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    “Blood Wedding” by Federico Garcia Lorca is an undeniably complex play that uses many alternative religious symbols to convey death, truth, and betrayal in a unique way. The tarot card references in the play are likely the most effective and interesting symbols Lorca uses to translate his literary ideas to religious concepts. The use of tarot cards in Lorca’s work may seem subtle to those who don’t have experience with the religious tool, but for people who can easily identify tarot cards, their…

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    French poet and dramatist, Edmond Rostand, in his romantic drama, Cyrano de Bergerac, depicts the major differences between courage and cowardice through contrasts in his characters. His purpose is to give the reader different impressions for each character. Rostand establishes a dramatic and challenging tone in order to effectively convey to his readers of early 17th-century France that there is a distinct difference how courage and cowardice can define the characters, as well as the major…

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    TITLE: Oedipus Rex (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZUCgq8LfhY) Playwright: Sophocles Theme:.Family Chaotic Situations and Tragic Ending Message of the play: Do not let your pride,Handle you. Oedipus fate was sealed by his actions of pride and determination. His pride of conquering the sphinx led him to the marriage of Jocasta ,his Mother . He was Blinded by his pride to the concept that perhaps he was the murderer of King Laius ,his Father . Pride prevented him to Believe and makes him…

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    Malcolm’s judgement of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth is certainly not inaccurate but, these two protagonists have a more complex background to their personality and actions that cannot be simply justified as a ‘fiend like queen’ and this ‘dead butcher’. Macbeth is a tragic hero, once the ‘milk of human kindness’ but then corrupted by his own lust and ambition. His eventual corruption was also due to outside influences such as the Witches and Lady Macbeth. Malcolm’s judgement of Macbeth and Lady…

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    In the movie “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s stone” Harry Potter show these three acts lies, disobedience and curiosity as a bad morality and sanity to learns his surroundings in the world of magics and makes him trust more Ron, Hermione and the school heads. Harry’s journey is doing bad habits to learn loyalty, who is the enemy and protect what’s important to him. Lies makes three of them strong about loyalty. After knocks out the troll Professor McGonagall scolds Harry and Ron, but Hermione…

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    It all started in the year 1928, when Pyramus, the fortune teller of the village, sensed a negative energy in one of the members in one of the families in the village. Pyramus decided to deeply look into the case, and found out that a person in the village was possessed by a mysterious spirit. The person who was possessed, Ava, was a member of the royal family in the village, she was also the very first person to be possessed by that spirit. Pyramus did not know how this spirit entered the…

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    Macbeth, by William Shakespeare, is a play in which one scene in particular determines the fate of the main character, Macbeth. The manipulation scene, Act 1 Scene 7, is a key turning point in the character of Macbeth as we see him change from a noble man to a man who considers the murder of his own King. This change in Macbeth is due to no fault other than the corrupting nature of his ambition and also his distorted view of masculinity. Shakespeare successfully uses characterisation, key scene…

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    As I passed through downtown Atlanta, I couldn't help admire the home of the Braves, not just because it was an architectural wonder but because it brought back to mind that very first lesson when Professor Van Huevelen sparked my curiosity when he said we find that there are some things in this world that are repeatable. Repeatable. Repeatable. So a baseball pitcher, if he throws a ball with the same speed and in the same direction, spinning the ball the same, it'll end up going about the same…

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    Banquo's Death In Macbeth

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    Banquo’s murder has a far more profound effect of Macbeth’s well-being than Duncan’s killing. Banquo’s murder has changed Macbeth by causing him to go mad with guilt, creating the ghost of Banquo in his mind. After he had murdered Duncan, back in Inverness, Macbeth laments after ‘finding’ out Duncan has been killed. He cries out saying “Had I but died an hour before this chance, / I had lived a blessed time; for from this instant, / There 's nothing serious in mortality. / All is but toys.…

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    The Crucible Honesty

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    The Crucible is a play by Arthur Miller. It is a story based on the Salem Witch Trials. There were some changes to get a message out of the play but still it was said it was very accurate. There were many conflicts in the story, which made this boring play a bit more interesting and created a bunch of drama. It is always important to be honest, because lying stays inside for your whole life, and being true to yourself keeps your dignity. In the play when Abigail tells them that Elizabeth is a…

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