Foul

Throughout Macbeth, setting has been a crucial aspect in the development of the plot. Shakespeare contrasts the setting to the events that occur there to highlight and create a separation between appearance and reality, bringing light to “fair is foul and foul is fair.” He also uses darkness as a setting to support unnatural and sinister occurrences as well as a means of disguise from goodness. Dating back to the beginning of time, evil has been thought to manifest itself in darkness, and it…

School. By examining the graphic sexual content, foul language, and the circus life, it is clear that this book is still worth reading. The books graphic content doesn’t overshadow the literal merit in my opinion. On page 135 the book describes in great detail sexual content. That is really the only part the book gets really inappropriate. Except, there is another incident, but it is not as graphic. Along with the sexual content, this book has foul language…

The modern workplace offers many opportunities for communications between employees. In addition to face-to-face conversations, there is email, telephone, and text messaging. In recent times, it is becoming common for workers to use unprofessional language in their communications with each other. Unprofessional language is using language that is not expected nor appropriate in a workplace by an employee creating an uncomfortable and sometimes hostile environment. Unprofessional language comes in…

of Scotland talked about them with admiration and awe. Macbeth and Banquo, after the fight, go and encounter the witches. As Macbeth approaches the witches he says to Banquo “So foul and fair a day I have not seen,” (1.3.38). In this line Macbeth says that while this day has been good because of their victories, it was foul for the amount of death. This shows that Macbeth has remorse for death, and it is something that affects him emotionally. When Macbeth and Banquo come face to face with the…

cards, and there are more fouls committed than women’s soccer. According to FIFA in the 2014 men’s World Cup the “average rate for a red card per match is 0.2, and the average rate for a yellow card per match is 2.8”. In contrast in the 2015 women’s World Cup the “average rate for a red card per match is 0.1, and the average rate for a yellow card per match is 2.1” (FIFA). In men’s soccer there are more fouls committed than women’s soccer. According FIFA “the most fouls committed in a game in…

to the rightful owner and no foul is foul and fair is fair. The life lesson of this story is that you cannot control fate, bad things happen when you try to. Fate is nothing that you play around with and you must be careful what you wish for is the other life lesson because Macbeth wanted to be king so badly that he would do whatever necessary to have the crown and to keep it. Macbeth ended up dying with the crown, he caused the famous quotation “fair is foul, and foul is fair” since he died…

not read these American classics.People all across the country are challenging these books and trying to get them off of library shelves.Books shouldn’t be banned although some people believe that books that talk about sexuality, derogatory terms, or foul language should not be on shelves. Although some books may not be appropriate for young children does that mean we should remove them from shelves? Books can help children understand these things that are happening all around them and could…

“The origins of basketball go as far back as the late 19th century, in Springfield, Massachusetts. Dr. James Naismith, a physical education at the YMCA, had class was full of fractious men, and was told that he needed to create an indoor game to keep the class distracted. He created basketball in two weeks, and it originally had 13 rules. As a child, Naismith and his friends played “duck on a rock”, a game in which they tried to knock a large rock off of a boulder by throwing smaller rocks at it…

It goes for fair and foul as well. It leaves that uncertainty that it may or may not be what either fair or foul is, and this is shown throughout the play. What may seem like an act of positivity is possibly an act of negativity. When the witches say, “Hover through fog and filthy air”, they say that they will fly through…

Did you know Hamlet is based on The Lion King? “Hamlet” was written by William Shakespeare. Hamlet, Claudius, Gertrude, Polonius and Ophelia were the main characters throughout the story. Hamlet is the son of the former and the nephew to the King, Claudius is the King of Denmark, Gertrude is the Queen of Denmark and the mother of Hamlet, Polonius is the Lord Chamberlain, while Ophelia is the daughter to Polonius. A tragedy tells a story of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, whose fierce inner struggle…