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    English Essay Ambition George Orwell and shakespeare share many of the same views on ambition in the world, being either individual ambition, or that of an entire nation. Both authors play with the idea that ambition can be good, or sometimes very bad, leading people to corruption and self-destruction. Both Macbeth and Winston fall into this trap where they believe and lay trust in information that aligns with their own desires. They let their desires blind them from rational thinking, and…

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    Who Is Celaena Sardothian

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    “At 18, Celaena Sardothian is serving out a life sentence in the salt mines of endoviour. She is an assassin, the best of her kind, but she made a fatal mistake. She got caught. After a year of hard labour, in the middle of the night she is dragged before the crown prince who offers Celaena her freedom with one condition, she must act as his champion in a competition to fill the role of the royal assassin - if she can beat twenty three killers, warriors and thieves. But something evil dwells in…

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    Reason For Macbeth

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    the witches.They tricked him by predicting that he would become the king of Scotland. The witches told macbeth he would never be a king unless he assassinates the current king Duncan who, up to this time Macbeth was loyal to. Macbeth was a heroic soldier and loyal to the king. He did not nurse the thought of hurting Duncan. They actually got him confused at first even after he told his wife; Lady Macbeth who advertently fuelled the witches predictions by instilling confidence in him to some…

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    Suitors In The Odyssey

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    What should happen to someone who was invading a home? In the epic Odyssey a man, Odysseus, kills a bunch of suitors who took over his home land. These suitors, in Odysseus’ mind, have done more than enough to cross the limit. Odysseus had the right to kill them because of the following: they destroyed his home, they led his maids to betray him, and they continuously tried to marry his wife. Moreover, Odysseus had a reason to kill them as soon as they invaded and destroyed his home. The…

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    is the Thane of Glamis and a cousin to the king. Macbeth when we first meet him is the Thane of Glamis and a soldier of the late King Duncan. Macbeth meets these three witches and they give him two prophecies, that he will be the Thane of Cawdor and the king of Scotland. We find out that Macbeth kills Mcdonald and the Thane of Cawdor is captured by King Duncan, who is planning on giving the cawdors land to Macbeth. When Macbeth gets word that he is the new thane he writes a letter to his…

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    Omar N.Bradley said,” Bravery is the capacity to perform properly even when scared half to death”.This quote demonstrates that bravery comes within. Rikki had bravery to fight his enemies and beat them.The theme of the fictional story Rikki-tikki-tavi by Rudyard Kipling is people find courage they didn't know they had when standing up for those they love. Rikki Tikki is a courageous and inspiring character in this story.Rikki jumped on to nag back and fought him (para 58-59).The character…

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    When somebody feels as if they have been betrayed, it is easy to hold a grudge against the betrayer, what we do not realize is that we betray ourselves. We elevate our friends, family, and loved ones to a point in which we believe they can do no wrong. When they make a mistake, we hold it against them because we held them to such high standards. In reality they are just human. The power to betray comes from the betrayed. A man marries woman whom he thinks to be pure and innocent, only to later…

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    MacBeth, Lady Macbeth and Duncan's two sons Malcolm and Donalbain. After analyzing evidence and taking precautions of everything that was said that night MacBeth is looking guiltiest than ever. When my partner Lennox commented on the nice weather Duncan simply said "T'was a rough night" (2.3.70). He brushed it off as if nothing happened or if he was somewhere else all night long too busy to notice…

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    Macbeth gains a lot of confidence after the murder of Duncan. It comes to Macbeth's attention that the steps taken to accomplish something may not be pleasant, but the outcome is far more rewarding. “I am afraid to think what i have done;/ Look on't again i dare not”(2.2.66-67). “Thou hast it now: king, Cawdor, Glamis, all”(3.1.1). Macbeth regrets executing the plan to kill Duncan at first, however he later on realizes his actions has its advantage: becoming king. The thought of staying king…

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    Sacred of monsters , well in the Beowulf there are three monsters that Beowulf had to fight . He fought Grendel , Grendel’s Mom , and the dragon each of these monsters has different types of fighting and are significantly different from each other like the way they fight or how Beowulf had to fight them. And each monster had a pacific reason why they had to fight Beowulf. The reason why Beowulf had to fight Grendel was that Herot Hall used to be peaceful until and beautiful until Grendel…

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