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    they get? Throughout the semester, several texts studied illustrate how disguise, changing people’s appearance or position temporarily, could provide much power and versatility to the individuals. Even though these benefits are used in different manners for different means, these additional benefits are all provided through disguising one’s self to another superficial identity. In Shakespeare’s literature Twelfth Night, disguise grants the protagonist, Viola, a chance to survive in the…

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    fiction build tension through the use of clues and disguises? How is structural tension built with these elements of detective fiction? Hot and Cold Trails Clues and disguises build structural tension in detective fiction by throwing off the reader, tossing them back and forth between clarity of mind and clouded judgment, like the push and pull of ocean waves. Clues often allow the reader to start to unravel a mystery in their mind while disguises are meant to make the reader question their…

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    Archetypes In Odyssey

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    In Homer's Odyssey, there are a multitude of epic conventions, motifs, and/or archetypes. These are things the author uses to establish a recurring pattern. Three examples of this would be supernaturalism, Disguise and Deception, and Hubris. Recurring patterns like this are common in Greek Mythology. First is supernaturalism, this usually comes in the form of fantasy, gods, and monsters. An example of a monster would be Scylla, a six-headed beast with an ear-bleeding shriek. Scylla would…

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    and that leads to a lot of major things in the movie. Their disguises show how easy it is to fool someone and hurt them…

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    place emphasis on social class and the expectations following a class in 17th Century Italy. The two characters of Feste the fool, and Viola (disguised as Cesario) have the ability to move freely throughout different classes due to both of their ‘disguises’. These two personalities exhibit signs of clairvoyance, knowledge beyond expectation, as well as high intelligence. These traits are given specific attention in Act 3, Scene 1 through Feste and Viola (Cesario)’s exchange outside of Olivia’s…

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    The Twelfth Night: Gender Roles and Disguise Shakespeare often wrote his characters to portray literal and figurative disguises in order to accomplish some sort of goal. This idea was exemplified and prevalent in The Twelfth Night; a Shakespearean comedy written between 1599 and 1601. In this play, the main protagonist, Viola, disguises herself upon arrival to the country of Illyria to search for her brother, Sebastian, who was lost and thought to be dead after a shipwreck and storm. She…

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    Deception is one of the major themes in the The Odyssey. Some forms of deception used in the epic are lies and disguises. Many characters use these to get their way. Penelope, Telemakhos, and Athena are three examples of people who use lies and disguises in order to help and protect their loved ones. The first example of deception is when Penelope lies about finishing her weaving. She is weaving a shroud for Lord Laertes when his time comes to die. She asks her suitors’ permission to finish it…

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    identify some major similarities. First, the theme of disguises is very evident in both plays. In the play Twelfth Night, the characters physically wear disguises to fool the other characters. Viola disguises herself as Cesario who Olivia falls in love with. Feste and Malvolio also disguise themselves. In the end, the disguises don't really have an upsetting effect because in the end they're accepted for who they really are. In Hamlet, the disguise theme acts more under the theme of…

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    under disguise to survive and still be present in the surroundings; Edgar disguises himself as a beggar. I heard myself proclaimed, And by the happy hollow of a tree Escaped the hunt. No port is free, no place That guard and most unusual vigilance Does not attend my taking. Whiles I may scape, I will preserve myself; and am bethought To take the basest and most poorest shape That ever penury, in contempt of man, (2.3.1-8) Edgar has been manipulated and therefore, is now suffering in disguise.…

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    When I thought of disguise that Pa would wear for this rebellion I immediately thought of feather headdress’ and elaborate costumes, but after contemplating why they didn’t wear this I came to the realization that having bright and big disguises would just attract more attention. After wasting time coming to that amazing realization, I sprinted after the Sons of Liberty that had left…

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