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Shakespeare 's portrayal of women in Hamlet is unlike his portrayal in Macbeth; nevertheless, they have comparisons later on the plays. Whilst Lady Macbeth (LM) was seen as a strong, ambitious manipulative woman, unafraid of the means to come by her goals. She played with her husband, Macbeth like a puppet; she pressures him to murder, turning him into a puppet in her sly game with her greed for power. Despite huge delay, her corrupt crimes catch up with her conscious, and she is driven to…

The mainstream tale of America’s founding is as follows: tired of suffering under an unjust king, some brave ex-europeans created a new government, built on the tenets of democracy, freedom, and the pursuit of happiness for all. Yet even in its embryonic stages, this clean notion of America was marred by a dark culture of willful ignorance and cognitive dissonance. James himself is a single coconspirator in this mass-perversion of the pillars in which the country was founded on and his…

Likewise, Hedda expresses a lack of emotional response to other emotion evoking events. After insulting Aunt Julie’s hat, she shows a lack or remorse or embarrassment for her actions. George informs her of her mistake exclaiming in shock and disbelief, “Hedda- that’s Aunt Julie’s hat!”, while Hedda’s only response is “Really?” (Ibsen 230). Additionally, after George was out for the entire night, when asked if Hedda was concerned about his well-being, her only response was “Hm? No, that never…

sick” (113). Her overactive imagination forces her to question her surroundings in order to counterbalance her abused imagination. Likewise, Gilman incorporates multiple exclamation marks throughout the passage to portray the influence the narrator’s “extreme” emotions have on her ability to convey emphasis (113). The exclamation marks dictate that the narrator cannot interpret or convey the emotional impact of her thoughts because she cannot justify her own opinions. The continuation of extreme…

Arthur Miller’s theatrical allegory play The Crucible (1953), represents the individual political situations and ideas arising from the democratic Salem community; regarding to the complexity of societal pressure to conform, the power struggle amongst individuals and personal integrity that are influenced by the corrupt social justice system and the community’s moral values through the conformity of theocracy. The ideas delivered from his play challenges the Communist fears by paralleling Cold…

I was born in Detroit and moved away before I had my brain was able to create memories. The only part of Detroit I knew was downtown. I’d go there for Tiger games, the Science Center, and the D.I.A. Before coming to U of D, I had the same stereotypical view of Detroit as most of United States. I thought of Detroit as being a city with a nice downtown but dangerous and rundown everywhere else. I was so wrong. Pledge Detroit changed my opinion of Detroit for the better. Particularly my sophomore…

(grammar I changed it from a period to a exclamation point) Makeup products are used on animals, for example, some brands are L’Oreal, M.A.C., Cosmetics, Mary Kay etc are used in (I added the word in to the sentence) animals testing. During these experiments, Pain relief is rarely provided and the…

His greeting and parting exclamations are vastly exaggerated, probably as the face of his mask of madness. His early retorts to Gertrude’s harsh words, are also exaggerated in the meaning, yet chiding in tone – a warning of the anger that is to come, as well as a demonstration of the…

they are to offer help. Possibly the most infamous case of the bystander effect was the 1964 murder of Catherine 'Kitty' Genovese. On March 13th, 1964, Kitty Genovese was stabbed on the street across from her apartment complex. Her screams and exclamations of "Oh my God, he stabbed me! Help me!", allegedly woke only twelve fellow occupants of her apartment. Kitty was left…

Many authors use their works as an emotional outlet. An emotional outlet is a way for a person to express their emotions through art or a hobby, usually something healthy and non-destructive to themselves or others. Often times, people express their emotions by yelling or even physical violence, but some have mastered the use of an action or even meditation instead. Emotional outlets, such as poetry or literature, provide a platform for an author to voice their opinions on topics relevant to…