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    attaining what they wanted, and they both rely on either an authoritative figure or being disguised as one in order to succeed their goals in mind. Lady Macbeth had to get what she wanted through her husband, and Rosalind got what she wanted by being in disguise as a male. This reflects back to the notion that Shakespeare did recognize the true nature of a woman, and how they were not able to succeed with what they wanted if it was not for either cross dressing as a male, or manipulating a male…

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    Twelfth Night Critique

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    and male identity. Thus, it can entertain audiences with unprecedented character even if the character of female disguise to be male is confused the audiences to distinguish the particular character that the actor would have to present. I also feel much appreciated all actors can pretend the characters that might be unfamiliar. Based on the plot of this production, Viola has to disguise as a man in order to hide herself from other people after she lost her twin brother. She was the servant of…

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    captors. When the enslaved Africans dance, they make the European crewmen think they have submitted to them. Because they are only pretending to be inferior, the enslaved Africans play a mind game on their captors. The African mask represents the disguise the enslaved people wear while they pretend to be submissive to the…

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    Influences of the Grey Eyed One The Gods has always impacted human kind, but not as much as Athena in the story of The Odyssey. Throughout the works, the Grey-eyed Goddess was the planner, the guide to achieving Odysseus battle to get home and kill the suitors. It would not have been possible for Odysseus to win if Athena had not intervened. Athena casted grace, courage, beauty, invisibility, and disguised in favor of getting Odysseus home. Athena uses her powers to bring change to people in…

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    Terry Eagleton's Fantomina

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    is a Lady of “distinguished birth, beauty, wit, and spirit” (Haywood 1). Her initial intention of doing the experiment is due to the curiosity of the change in manners of men, specifically the change in Beauplasir when he meets her in different disguises. Readers including myself, may not understand her actions and even think that it is unnecessary. However, Eagleton has presented an idea that can explain Fantomina’s action. Eagleton quotes, “Fantasy is very definitely connected to social…

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    with thick layers of makeup that hid the wrinkles of her skin. The police would not expect me; I was masterful in my disguise. I looked like any other man on the street: a well-fitting suit, a tie, finely trimmed hair, and a top hat. Nevertheless, I remained nervous. Whenever a policeman looked at me, my hands sweated, my knees trembled, and my mouth dried—if not for this disguise, I would surely have been caught! I had been watching the police officers for some time now, but something else…

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    Pseudos is a common theme in archaic literature which ranges from simple misstatements to complex fabrications. It is displayed in the relationships between both gods and humans as they strive to ascend over one another through lies and prevarications. What is intriguing about deception in archaic literature is not its prevalence, but instead how it is condoned and used in a tactful way. While societal norms typically praise truth and shun fiction, archaic literature portrays deception as a…

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    Victor Lustig Analysis

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    Just add one of his many disguises, a new identity, and background and he was able to fit into any crowd he needed to pull off a job(Maysh). “Lustig traveled with a trunk of disguises and could transform easily into a rabbi, a priest, a bellhop or a porter” (Maysh). To be able to pull off a disguise switch so swiftly, a man has to be skilled, confident, and quick. He even spoke five different languages which gave…

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    Speech On Addams

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    Wednesday Addams The popular show Addams Family is a good source of inspiration for Halloween, carnival or any other themed party. The Wednesday Addams costume is a perfect choice for teens who want to show their dark side and. First, you need to opt for a black dress or a long t-shirt with long sleeves. Choose a pair of black shoes and black and white stockings. Other than her iconic black dress, don't forget about her signature pigtails. If you have long hair, you should begin by doing a…

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    A.S Kline’s Metamorphoses are the goddesses’ wisdom, scheming ways, and fighting spirit, which help the reader understand the goddesses’ temperament. Athena, alternatively called Minerva in Kline’s version, displays her values in her teachings, disguises, and challenges. Athena in Metamorphoses possesses and shares her wise manner with Arachne, telling her “Not everything old age has is to be shunned,” as well as shaming her for disrespecting a person because of their age. Athena in The…

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