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    The play Hamlet was written by Shakespeare many years ago. It is a story about a teenager whose father was murdered by his uncle. The uncle then married Hamlet’s mother and this upsets Hamlet greatly. Since this play is a tragedy, there is also a lot of death in it. However, even though the play is very old, there are themes throughout the play that still relate with today’s society. Hamlet is a hypocrite throughout a lot of play and he is a deceitful liar. Hamlet, like many of us today, does…

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    no one cares about what those people have to say. Premise: With paranormal activity on the rise, a Columbia University academic, her ghost-chasing friend, the friend's business partner, and an MTA employee join forces to bust ghosts and…

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    In William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, many people believe that Hamlet has gone insane as he acts like a mad man in many parts of the play. He is able to fool those closest to him that he has gone crazy. However, the way that he is able to deal with one tragedy after another and how he shows level headedness and rationality in many situations and the way in which he feigns madness so that he can avenge his fathers murder shows us that he is anything but insane. Was he really insane or so fraught…

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    He was torn in an internal battle between what was right and what he desired. Discovering from his father’s ghost that his uncle Claudius had killed his father, Hamlet was filled with rage. His anger encouraged him to seek revenge by killing Claudius. However, he later suspected that the ghost could be a demon who was trying to trick him into sinning. This internal conflict caused him to procrastinate his plan of revenge. Teenagers today face similar…

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    symbol of benevolence and brightness which is also a symbol of holiness, by saying the day would quake Hamlet is essentially saying god himself would be shocked and appalled at Hamlet’s evil deed which coincides with Hamlet’s skepticism about his ghost…

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    Edmund King Lear

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    In Act five, King Lear states, “...for Gloucester’s bastard son was kinder to his father than my daughters [were to me]...” I completely disagree what King Lear is implying because Edmund was a worse child to his father, Gloucester, than Regan and Goneril to him. Edmund’s iniquitous behavior got him killed towards the end of the play King Lear by Shakespeare. His evil and wicked plans towards his father made him died. Edmund is the bastard son and his brother, Edgar, is the legitimate son of…

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    The book Hamlet was an okay book. Romeo and juliet is some much better. Shakespeare in general is really confusing and hard to understand not the person per say but just how he words things and how you have to guess what there saying to really understand the books. Most of his books are related to real life. The book hamlet relates to real life because royalty is the biggest thing you could be. People really depend on kings and queens to make the world better but that kind of hard when you…

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    Ghost Hunting

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    While ghost hunting is now mainly used as fodder for reality tv shows and horror movies, it was once a prestigious profession that garnered more than enough business to financially support the brave few who dared to attempt it. The science of ghost hunting- called techno mysticism- relies heavily on a belief in spirits and the individuals who appear to have the natural ability to communicate with them, but is also dependent on scientific methods and tools; a combination of early suspicion,…

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    *SPOILERS THROUGHOUT* The Prestige by Christopher Priest is a science fiction mystery novel that is written partially as a narrative and partially in an epistolary style. The novel focuses on the rivalry between two magicians based in London during the time of the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. This same rivalry is more than a legacy, and shadows the family’s names for one hundred years into the future. This is why the descendants of the two magicians narrate the novel. Rupert Angier is an…

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    The Conjuring Definition

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    been happening at the same exact time at midnight. This has been the most tragic case the investigators have ever encountered with. At first, only one of the daughters would see the dark presence and would get remarks on her body made by this tragic ghost. But then the mom…

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