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    just as important as his narrative techniques. His ghost scenes incorporated subtle yet significant sounds such as footsteps on the roof, soft music, and the wind in order to add to the suspenseful atmosphere. Visually, the roofs are foggy; and the moonlight beams down. The empty sky gives a sense of isolation. The ghost scene begins at night but, as the daylight approaches, the ghost returns to his place. Another visual contrast between the ghost scene and the celebration is the part where the…

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    ghostly figure that is said to be the spirit of Hannah Orton Caldwell. Caldwell, a minister’s wife, was killed by British soldiers during the Revolutionary War. Her ghost supposedly roams the grounds of a nearly cemetery as well as the corridors of the courthouse. The sightings have been so persistent that the SciFi Channel TV Show “Ghost Hunters” even devoted an episode to it. And at the Gloucester County Courthouse in south Jersey, construction workers, courthouse employees, and elected…

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    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 and deceptions. In ‘’Hamlet”, William Shakespeare uses the…

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    moment later, it rang. “Hello, Deadwood Detective Agency. Ghosts are our pleasure. How may we assist you?” A woman on the other end said, “Is this Madison Mischief?” “Yes, ma’am.” “This is Emma McBride. We need to talk.” “Okay.” “Could you and your friends come to my…

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    Hamlet Act 1 Summary

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    scholar and Hamlet’s friend, with him to observe the appearance of the ghost. All of a sudden, the ghost appeared but it did not speak with Horatio. Marcellus insisted to strike it with his partisan however, the ghost disappeared immediately. The three men agreed to tell the situation to young Hamlet. QUOTE: (1.1.152) “Shall I strike it with my partisan?” – Marcellus The quote makes me laugh because we all know that the ghost is just a spirit. A spirit does not have any physical form. If…

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    Ghost Monologue

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    The ghost is coming to the realization that he is no longer a person. He is now a ghost and wants the audience to know the truth of how he’s been murdered. He’s in disbelief, while sleeping in his own orchard his brother poured poison in his ear killing him to take his place and take his wife. He is shocked and wants to let everyone know exactly how horrible his life has been ended at the hands of one who is supposed to love him his family. He starts to come to the conclusion that he wants…

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    Haunted Tourism Essay

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    The Top Seven Haunted Tourist Destinations in the World Wherever you travel in the world, you’ll find famous haunted mansions and other places where people have felt the cold and seen ghosts and spirits for centuries. Most of these places offer tours for the outdoor traveler, where you can hear the stories and wait for the apparitions to manifest. Whether you get scared because of the hype or because of genuine hauntings is for you to decide. Here are 10 of the top places in the world where…

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    Did Hamlet Go Crazy

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    face to face with his ghost and this will soon lead to the first event that showed Hamlet’s indecisiveness. A quote from the play, spoken by Hamlet says, "Out of my weakness and my melancholy, As he is very potent with such spirits, Abuses me to damn me. I'll have grounds More relative than this. The play's the thing Wherein I'll catch the conscience of the King." (Gould 24). The fact that Hamlet already began doubting himself and his decision on whether or not to believe the ghost of his father…

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    Throughout the story Hamlet continuously expresses the fact that he must avenge his father, but by being the kid he is, he tries to find an excuse for why he hasn 't yet. In one of the first few scenes of the story Hamlet is confronted by a ghost like figure, who is later detailed as his fathers ghost. The ghost informs Hamlet that Claudius has killed him, this should have been enough to convince Hamlet. But Hamlet must scope the situation out, because in the time of the play ghosts where still…

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    The narrative of Hamlet tells the story of a son seeking revenge for the murder of his father, the king of Denmark. Hamlet’s uncle poisoned the king, so he could control the kingdom, he betrayed Hamlet’s father just as Hamlet’s father betrayed the father of Fortinbras, the Norwegian prince. Several themes can be traced throughout the play. Two prominent themes include the constant reinforcing of male dominance, and the question of reality vs. unreality. Women are powerless within the play…

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