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In this case, precedent cases played a huge role. The reason is that the scope of this case is relatively narrow. A person in the stands was hit by a foul ball and the person did not elect to sit behind a screen. Therefor, any case in which a person was hit with a fly ball will pretty much determine the results of this case. The first precedent case cited is Karen Friedman and Robert Friedman v. Houston Sports Association. In this case, the Friedmans were out at an Astros baseball game.…

having something to do with the assassination. Claudius’ morals are abhorrent and narcissistic. His actions approach psychopathy. Claudius masks his crimes and maneuverings under mock sympathies and a gilded tongue. Claudius has a strong stomach for foul deeds. The play begins with the assassination of King Hamlet, who we later learn was killed by Claudius. However, Claudius doesn’t show any remorse for this murder. In fact, the only regret Claudius…

In the dark of the night while King Claudius parties, Old Hamlet’s ghost tells his son about what truly caused his death: “GHOST. Revenge his foul and most unnatural murder. HAMLET. Murder? GHOST. Murder most foul, as in the best it is. But this most foul, strange and unnatural. HAMLET. Haste me to know ’t, that I, with wings as swift As meditation or the thoughts of love, May sweep to my revenge.” (Shakespeare I, v, 25-31) During this conversation…

Evaluate how dramatic techniques have been used to reveal enduring ideas in Shakespeare’s plays. Support your view with detailed reference to the play you have studied. Dramatic techniques play a significant role in William Shakespeare’s Macbeth (1606). By interweaving interpretations of dramatic tragedy ahead of his time, Shakespeare juggles the enduring ideas still relevant in today’s society. These include ambition and its influence on rationalisation, the theme of good vs. evil and its link…

The fundamentals of basketball of basketball are the foundation for every individual play. Most positions or how big a player is depends on how they play. Usually it would be the point guard who takes it up the court to set up plays. (basketballtipsandtricles.com,2016) Also there are centers, they are the biggest (tallest) guys on the team. They get the heavy rebounds and offensive and defensive rebounds. (They also cannot shoot). It's rare for a center to be shooting threes. But if they can…

In the book, Macbeth has guilt even before the crime is committed. Lady deals with it after. The monologues that the class memorized are the exact points where their guilt is displayed. After Duncan is dead, Macbeth gets worse. He starts to not feel anything. He becomes heartless and goes on a killing spree. Its as if he lost all his morals. Even in act 4, he said he would do whatever came to his mind. He has no filter now. He has become cold and not loving at all. There is not really a scene…

had a hand in his passing. Or, at the very least had been having an affair with his uncle prior to King Hamlet’s death, or married Claudius solely to maintain her title as queen. After Hamlet spoke with the ghost of his father, his suspicions that foul play was involved were confirmed, although it was never directly answered if his mother had held a part in the murder. Hamlet vowed to avenge his father’s death and kill Claudius, and although his…

most morbid way, who also ends up dying. There are many movie versions of this play; one in particular being Rupert Goold 's version. Goold interprets the motifs of irony in addition to how you can’t control your fate, and how everything fair is foul and foul is fair, by including both Macbeth and Macduff ironically fighting with daggers, the witches shortly being in the scene then disappearing, and how the ending scene was in the same room as the banquet scene. Irony was used in this scene…

on words, in other words, it is deceiving. For example, the quote of "Fair is foul, foul is fair" juxtaposition is used to make it sound confusing, as if there is a mask plastered on the real meaning. It means that good is bad, and bad is good, which can mean that whatever that appears wonderful at the start, may not be how they are at the end, since this is said at the start of the play. The wording of "Fair" and "Foul" are anonyms with a very contrasting meaning, and when both are used…

Macbeth;The Portrayal of Darkness and Intrigue Macbeth is a play that follows the major themes of intrigue, darkness and the supernatural. Following the exploits of a famed general whom is kind at heart, yet as events turn tragic and corruption and Darkness start to take over, it leads Macbeth the protagonist to his downfall and causes for a total change in character, as he gets a grip of power and immense wealth. Darkness is a central motif in Macbeth and outlines and foreshadows several…