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    in Much Ado About Nothing, a comedy by William Shakespeare, are victims of miscommunication, deceit, and social injustices. Hero, the main victim in the story, had the chance to have her dignity and social status saved when Dogberry and his watchmen forced the truth about Don John’s destructive plan through Borachio. Instead, Dogberry found the chance to reveal the truth after Hero has already been humiliated by Claudio and Don Pedro. The order of events in Much Ado About Nothing was constructed…

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    However, in the past, people believed in the Culture of Character - public, first impressions were not as important as how one acted on a day-to-day basis in their private life. A hundred years later, despite studies showing otherwise, people are more likely to associate extroversion with intelligence. This is because extroverts tend to be better leaders (drawn from the assumption that talking…

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    To Know or not to Know Spying, lying, and madness are essential elements of Shakespeare’s drama. On one hand, deceptions in the play can be destructive; on the other hand, they can aim to progress and to showing kindness. Occasionally deception becomes the foundation of a play, as is the case with the Closet Scene, and, most particularly, Hamlet who arranged to deceive his own mother, Gertrude. While some critics believe that there is not enough factual evidence to make an assumption regarding…

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    In William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, Machiavellianism plays a major role in the conflicts of this story. Machiavellianism is being characterized by subtle or unscrupulous cunning, deception, expediency, or dishonesty. There are many characters in the story that show some type of Machiavellianism throughout the play. Don John, the cunning, ruthless, and illegitimate brother of Don Pedro, shows his Machiavellian traits all throughout the play, making Borachio look like a poor, innocent…

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    All of the following mean one thing, Love. The textbook defines Love as an intense feeling of deep affection towards something or someone. One of the greatest playwrights,William Shakespeare, has to this day left the world stunned with his ideas of Love. In the book/play “Much Ado About Nothing,” the main two couples are seen to be in love. Although, only one, couple has portrayed the different forms of Love, that is Beatrice & Benedict who were the first to play the classic roles in going…

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    In Shakespeare's play Much Ado About Nothing, the two most famous scenes are probably the two gulling scenes. Gulling, means to deceive, the two gulling scenes in Shakespeare play, therefore, are the two deception scenes. Now why are these scenes famous, because each deception is different, the only thing they have in common are that both involve deception. In the first gulling scene (Act 2 Scene 3) Don Pedro has created a scheme to have the characters Benedick and Beatrice…

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    INTRO GHE BOOK In Much Ado About Nothing, Shakespeare suggests that it is difficult to express feelings for somebody when they don’t know how the other person feels. Beatrice, one of the main characters in the Shakespearean play, was incredibly quick to deny her love for Benedick and start mocking him. In various scenes, she is heard teasing and criticizing him for traits such as his failed wittiness. She even tells him, ¨A bird of my tongue is better than a beast of yours.¨ (Act 1, Scene 1,…

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    keep them in engaged all the way through. Something that cannot be experienced by just reading the play. For example, when you watch a play that’s well produced, and well directed you get a better feel of what’s going on such as in Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare. Plenty of emotion was seen by this play, but that is not the reason why I enjoyed it so fantastically. When the play first started it brought a sudden smile to my face the introduction was golden the actors were lovely…

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    Death Rituals and Day of the Dead in Modern Mexico Día de Los Muertos, or Day of the Dead is a popular Hispanic holiday that is often associated with Mexico. Participants of this holiday celebrate it for more than two days, they are known for their particular decorations on tombstones, festive parties, and sugar skulls. Day of the Dead started off as a couple of Catholic holidays, but has then become something that makes the holiday specially engrained into the Mexican Culture. From where the…

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    the forest because one day they were accused of murdering someone. But really they were framed by someone they didn’t know. So they lived in the forest and stayed there. The mom and dad had three kids. Eli, who is a oldest, Hunter, Eli’s little brother, and Olivia, the youngest. Eli is eight, Hunter is six, and Olivia is five. One day the parents had to leave for a work convention. During that day, they got into a car accident and died. The kids didn’t know this till the day after. The cops…

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