Gertrude Stein

King Lear by William Shakespeare explores many ideas relating to pain and suffering. Throughout his play, Shakespeare explores the idea that it is both meaningful as well as meaningless, and as much as it can have an impact, it can also be pointless, as it offers nothing to our lives. The main ideas that Shakespeare explores include the idea that pain and suffering can shape a person’s character and that it is required to reveal the truth. However, he also explores the idea that it is…

In the event that your kid's beginning experience with "bad word" is in AN eleventh-grade lesson, or if their introduction to roughness by the period of, say, 10 is restricted alone to The Hunger Games, I herewith blame you for conjuring heavenly child rearing forces. In a media-overwhelmed world, wherever data voyages decisively as brisk as your Twitter channel masses, it may take the ensure of Captain America to stick with it truths of reality unfree. Also, a considerable measure of…

My collage is a satire piece targeting the phony idealistic character, prince charming. I portray the fraudulence character by having the prince take off his helmet to reveal a skeleton body. An idea of ‘prince charming’ is unrealistic and just a fairytale. The ideals females place on males while looking for “the one” can get unbelievably ridiculous and expectations can gravitate toward a ‘prince charming’ character. The expectations females have put on his personna, have rot away at his skin,…

Not so poor Erik “With that sob attached to the man I suspected when saying goodbye to him. Poor Erik! Poor Erik!” (Leroux 150) The Phantom of the Opera, a horror novel written by Gaston Leroux explores a forbidden love triangle between a young Swedish opera singer, a French viscount, and a mysterious man known only as “the opera ghost.” The opera ghost, whose name is later reveled to be Erik, is both the protagonist and antagonist of the book. He is reviled among normal society, even though…

William Shakespeare the author of “Hamlet” describe the tragic hero Prince Hamlet. Hamlet takes place in the castle in Denmark after the sudden death of the king. It is by fate that Hamlet is an Aristotelian tragic hero. Hamlet had an honorable background, has a tragic flaw, and he is very emotional. Firstly, Hamlet came from a honorable background. Hamlet fits this description due to the fact that he was born at a high status. Hamlet was very popular and well loved by peers according to…

Vikings Season 5 Spoilers: Is Lagertha going to become the new ruler of Norway? Katheryn Winnick unveils tattoo Vikings Season 5 will take a long time to return but the shooting is in full swing and now actress Katheryn Winnick has shared an interesting photo on Instagram. It is quite intriguing and hints at some serious shift in power in the historical show. Winnick has shared a new photo of her character Lagertha on Instagram that shows her with a tattoo on her shoulder and upper arm, reports…

Perhaps everyone feels at fault when a special person in their life is in sickness. In the short story “The Dead” , James Joyce introduced the reader to a man, Gabriel, that is in complete distress. Joyce develops Gabriel’s character with various literary techniques throughout. First of all, the author reveals that Gabriel feels he is indignant and selfish. Gabriel never really gave all that he could’ve gave to his lover while in marriage. In Gabriel’s point of view, he looks at and admires…

Have you ever wondered what life would be like without you? I think a lot of us have had that thought cross our minds at one point because for a moment we felt alone even when we’re surrounded by people, by friends, family. Our society today makes us question, are we worth it? All I know is that we are worth living, all of us. There’s this saying, you don’t know the value of people until they’re gone. There is a famous saying that I took into mind, you don’t know the value of people until…

believe that purgatory is a place where the anyone who dies goes to correct their old doings before they are allowed to got to heaven. Hamlet is summoned home to Denmark from school in Germany to attend his father's funeral only to find his mother Gertrude Already remarried to Hamlet's Uncle Claudius, the dead king's brother and had himself crowned King despite Hamlet being his father's…

These last days have been full of revelations and secrets. Yet, because of an oath I swore to my dear friend, the crown prince Hamlet, I must no disclose the details of our experiences. My only option is to lock it to my inner most thoughts. It pains me that I cannot talk freely about the information I have discovered: that the King Hamlet's death may have been caused by his brother's greed for the crown, and that the past king has appeared as an apparition to convince Hamlet to avenge his death…