Fool

The fantasy world that Don Quixote rearranged his life around stemmed from the stories he read in his abundant collection of novels about chivalry and knight-errantry. Cervantes informs us that Don Quixote is the way he is because he spent so much of his time reading these novels that he neglected all other aspects of life. His mind was bombarded with chivalric stories to the point that they were basically the only thoughts he had left up there. Although all of this reading plagued Don Quixote’s…

I remember when this 6’2 busta from forestville tried to buck at the gang He was trying to show off and smack at us, so we got our AR 15 and made him do a layout Fools always trying to stunt and act hard, but we always decimate them Just everyday life, we attack fools and wrench suckas when they owe us five-spots I remember one time this 5’11, full-zip hoodie, college student owed us $ 80 for crack So we stuck him up, beat him up, and took his books after class…

stands in the middle of a heath, raging to the thunderstorm drowning on him from above to fall and cause destruction. Prior to this his two ungrateful daughters were relentlessly maltreating him, causing him to run outside in anguish and despair. His Fool attempts to urge him to go back to them and be in the sanctuary of a roof however Lear ignores him and continues to curse the weather and his daughters. This famous scene marks a rise to the climax of the play and the foredooming harrowing…

send me to public school until I graduate 8th grade. The reason I was asked to leave was because I was disruptive and immature. On the first day of school, I showed up and I was ready to have a whole new experience in school. In the end, I became a fool at my new school. As I walked in I expected to be greeted by at least one student, but I was greeted by the principle. He explained how this school is a friendly school, and how I will love it in time. As the first week went on, I made no…

glad it’s a girl. And I hope she’ll be a fool-that’s the best thing a girl can be in this world, a beautiful little fool’” (17). This quote shows how Daisy has a clear picture of what a girl should be, even calling that image the “best thing.” Her desired image though is a unsettling; “a beautiful little fool.” “Beautiful” means physical appeal, and “little,” though it could be literal, is more likely to mean passive in this instance. The last word, “fool,” refers to a person who acts without…

have it; and those that are fools, let them use their talents.” This shows that he is happy to be a fool and he is very good at his job of being a fool. I think fools are cool. Another amazing line he says is “Marry, sir, they praise me and make an ass of me; now my foes tell me plainly I am an ass.” This is a good line because it gives the audience a good laugh. Everybody loves some good comedy. This is why Feste is my favorite character. He is funny and he is a fool who is proud of what he…

In Durkheim's theorization, the sacred symbolizes the interests of the group, which embodies in sacred group symbols, or totems and taboos; whereas the profane exemplifies mundane individual concerns. The dichotomy, as Durkheim puts it, between sacred/profane is not equivalent to good/evil. The sacred can either be good or evil; the profane could be either too. Thus, VidûSaka’s sacredness, if one judges it from Georges Bataille’s point of view, can only be conceived of through his…

One of Hobbes’ central claims is that one should obey the laws of one’s state. His main argument surrounds the assertion that the presence of a sovereign is in the people’s best interest, so to go against the sovereign is to go against oneself. The fool objects to this, stating that it is sometimes rational for an agent to break their covenants and go against the sovereign, so long as it will benefit themselves. We will argue that Hobbes’ reply to the fool’s objection is insufficient and will…

check/This hideous rashness. Answer my life/My judgement,/The youngest daughter does not love thee least';(1.1.167-71). His ignorance causes him to give his throne to the wrong children, eventually resulting in his downfall. Lear also ignores the fool who always attempts to show King…

During the Roaring Twenties, the immense dream many people had was to have a great amount of money, live in an extravagant home, and drive a nice car. A handful of the characters in the novel tried so hard to achieve the American Dream, but failed at it. One of the main causes for failure is as simple as being unhappy. There are many reasons why each individual struggles to find happiness, whether it is with how they look or what they want but cannot have, but in the end it will not really…