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    Beechworth Asylum

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    the inside, the walls presented a tall face to patients, preventing them from escaping, while from outside, the walls looked low so as not to suggest imprisonment. One of the ghosts most often seen at Beechworth is of Matron Sharpe; her apparition has been seen in several different parts of the hospital. Matron Sharpe's ghost has…

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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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    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 have a son that is not capable of running the country. People relate to other people by feeling that's probably one of the main reasons why people do like shakespeare's writing it…

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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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    Learning from Hamlet The play Hamlet was published in 1603 by William Shakespeare and it tells about a young adult, Hamlet, who wants to avenge the death of his murdered father. Shakespeare’s stories, specifically Hamlet, will continue to live on past his death because people can relate to some of the situations and what the characters are going through. The many themes in Hamlet include family, revenge, religion, and death. The story of Hamlet can have meaning in today’s society in its…

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    Everyman's Goods

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    In the Play of Everyman written by an inconspicuous person. The main protagonist was portraying a human. In the beginning of the play Everyman and God are conversing about the things that he has done and God tells him his times is up and death with arrive shortly. Everyman in front of God is denying and cowering trying to prolong his life sentence but the Lord has his mind made up from the beginning, Everyman sits and tries to beg an plea but nothing works out for him. Toward the middle of the…

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    Bodies In Hamlet

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    after another and the way he dealt with these problems led to a room full of dead bodies, Hamlets included. Hamlet was given a mission to bring justice to his murdered father near the beginning of the play, Hamlet received this mission by his father's ghost, and his own uncle is the one who killed him in order to usurp the throne. Hamlet was then faced with many challenges with the task he was given which led to his and many others demise. It's not surprising that Hamlet had a lot…

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    I fear this will be the last thing I ever write. I’ve never been a superstitious man but I did enjoy reading about ghosts and the like but i've never really taken them seriously. However in this story that is not the case. I guess I should start with the beginning. The year is 2013, society has gotten their heads out and stopped worrying about the end of the world, but for me, it was the beginning of the end. When I was 14 I learned about this website called thefl!pside.net. It was a…

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    Analysis of Hamlet, however, indicates that revenge transitioned to become a moral duty in a society that initially opted against the establishment of said morals. In the text, the ghost of King Hamlet appears to his son and commands him to avenge his unnatural death. The ghost kings request shows that the creation of Hamlet compelled individuals to start focusing on the nature of the deaths of the author’s individuals, and to subsequently consider avenging the deaths society deemed…

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    has a character flaw that affects the rest of the characters in a negative way. Tragic hero, an admirable person who has a character flaw that usually ends in suffering for everyone. To start, King Hamlet dies, and then Gertrude, Hamlet's mother, marries Claudius, her brother in law. The ghost of dead king Hamlet appears and informs Prince Hamlet that Claudius, his brother, killed him, hamlet then plots his revenge against Claudius. There are many songs that summarize the story of Hamlet, but…

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