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  • Commentary on Tita in Like Water For Chocolate

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    The story of Titas entry into the world marks the first fantastical image of Like Water for Chocolate initiating the reader into the novels magical realism and illustrating the intensity and improbability that characterize the events of the story The image of Tita flowing into the world in a flood of tears prefigures the sadness and longing that will pervade her life After Titas birth the flood of tears dries to leave ten pounds of salt to be collected and used for cooking The practical attitud

  • Richard's Character in King Richard III

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    ASSIGNMENT 1 King Richard III Richard has never been deemed good enough to fit the kings crown Since the first scene audience can anticipated the evil and villainous act of Richard He go against the star by using deceive and manipulation All of this is to make sure he gain kingship and stay as a king And therefore since I cannot prove a lover I am determined to prove a villain And hate the idle pleasures of these days These lines are said in the first monologue and also the introduction of the

  • Scene Analysis: Richard III

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    In this speech which occurs near the end of the play Richard is talking to himself trying to shake himself out of a nightmare and prepare himself for the battle which will take place at dawn It is dead midnight on the eve of battle the witching hour the time of night when the lights burn blue which refers to an old superstition that when ghosts or spirits are about they affect the lamps Richard has awakened in a cold sweat Cold fearful drops stand on my trembling flesh with murder on his mind T

  • Madness and Melancholia in Hamlet

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    Madness and Melancholia in the Play In William Shakespeares Hamlet the connection between madness and melancholia is very significant The themes of madness and melancholia drive the plot of the play Hamlets grief causes him to suffer from depression when he is mourning the loss of his father and the recent marriage of his mother to his uncle At first his madness only appears to be an act as he himself details but eventually Hamlet spirals downward into a state where he truly seems to be mad It

  • Imagery in Hamlet

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    Throughout the play Hamlet Shakespeare displays many underlying themes by way of imagery Throughout the story disease plagues Denmark and the people in it shown by imagery that Shakespear delivers consistently throughout In the opening scene Horatio makes an interesting statement As stars with trains of fire and dews of blood Disasters in the sun and the moist star upon whose influence Neptunes empire stands was sick almost to doomsday with eclipse 1 1 117 120 He compared the ghost as a possibl

  • Interpreting Death Of A Salesman

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    Though many productions of Death of a Salesman are adequate interpretations of the text some improvements should be made in an attempt to preserve Arthur Millers vision of his works initial structure The sets costumes and music will all evoke a sense of nostalgia for the 1940s era The rework of the production will bring the play to the generation of today through a careful choice of contemporary actors and actresses However the intended sense of the times will not be lost as I have a plan to co

  • Boxer's Betrayal in Animal Farm

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    Animal Farm boxer Boxer is one of the carthorses on Animal Farm He was an enormous beast and about 18 hands high He was as strong as any two horses put together As the book describes he had a white stripe that runs down in his nose which gave him a kind of stupid appearance and in fact he wasnt in the first rate of intelligence but he did as much work as all the other animals together Boxer is being admired and respected and he puts hard work in anything he does which sometimes means that the e

  • Propaganda in 1984

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    In George Orwells 1984 the Party the government of Oceania has many slogans One of the sayings is Big Brother Is Watching You Despite the fact that the slogan is only mentioned a few times throughout the novel it embodies the government that Orwell has created We first learn of the slogan when the setting is described on the first page of the book Orwell depicts in explicit detail the sights sounds and smells of Oceania When illustrating the hallways of Victory Mansions Winston Smiths and other

  • A Critical Analysis of Hamlet

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    A Critical Analysis of Hamlet Why is Shakespeare considered to be one of the greatest playwrights of his time Shakespeare lived in the Elizabethan era and had to write for an Elizabethan audience and theater By todays standards this was no picnic in the park Under those circumstances he wrote some of the greatest works in history These works still popular today prove him to be a consummate dramatist Shakespeare knew how to craft dramatic scenes full of external and internal conflict and emotion

  • The Protagonist in A Doll's House

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    Protagonists are the leading characters of literary stories The protagonist I will be talking about is Nea from Saving Sourdi by May Lee Chai Nea is a very flat character She is not dynamic but a static character due to the fact that her beliefs stay the same throughout the story Nea and Sourdi go through a lot growing up but Nea does not understand the reason for Sourdis actions Nea is a very protective sister over Sourdi even though Sourdi is older than Nea Nea is portrayed as fearless In the

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