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    Hamlet VS Lion King There are a lot of similarities and differences between Disney’s cartoon, “the Lion King” and Shakespeare’s Hamlet. For a start, both cases are about a prince and are aimed at exploring what it feels to lose a father. However, while Hamlet ends in the death of almost every character, the lion king is young viewer friendly because it is intended for children. In the lion king, Simba who is a very young lion plays the role of the young prince whose father was killed. Simba is…

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    This article, written by Margaret Lazarus basically discusses her views on a popular movie at this time, The Lion King. She begins by talking about how excited she and her sons are to see the newly released box-office record breaking Walt Disney movie. Shortly after, she jumps right into discussing how stereotypical and prejudiced the movie is. She claims that it is stereotypical and prejudiced against African Americans, gays, and even the ghettos of current society. She points out that the…

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    Oedipus the King by Sophocles is about the life of Oedipus the king of Thebes and how his fate effects the man he becomes. Fate holds a role that changes the course of events throughout the play and effects the outcome of the lives of the characters and to some extant Oedipus is equally a victim and an investigator of is fate because of the actions that he and his parents both biological and adopting parents have taken. Fate plays a major role in Oedipus the King. Fate affected the lives of…

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    complexity of disposition that is so central to the characters in Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Hamlet is exemplified best in King Claudius, a man whose ambition and envy leads him to murder his own brother, but whose conscience and morality complicate his intentions. The internal battle within Claudius, revealed in III. iii, muddles the reader’s initial impression of the usurper king, from a ruthless, Machiavellian murderer to a complex, conflicted character. While Claudius enjoys the lavish…

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    his own success, one question he is asked is, and is quoted in the article, “Was he successful because of his talent or because of luck?” Stephen King says he does not have an answer but the books show something more, His Book Thinner, released under Bachman’s name, Sold about 28,000 copies, but soon after releasing it he then released it as a Stephen King book, they sold 10 times as more. He did this to experiment with his fame, and to pursue the dream of making more genres of books. He chose…

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    marrying his mother from coming true. He is short-tempered when we came across a caravan when he was running away from home. The people of Thebes praise him because he was clever solved the Sphinx's riddle. He is very motivated in finding the murderer of King Laius. He is very selfish and arrogant, thinking he's better than everyone. He is very ignorant and refuses to believe the prophecies until it is too late. Jocasta: The wife and biological mother of Oedipus. She if offered to Oedipus after…

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    Oedipus: Fate vs. Freewill Oedipus the King is a drama about fate, and the cost one man must pay for his unyielding quest for the truth. Oedipus is an ideal king to the people of Thebes. He is compassionate, sensitive, has a special ability to solve riddles, and is bold, but his hubris is his downfall. During the time in which the story takes place, oracles speak for the gods: the gods are omniscient, and their words are the law. Oedipus’ hamartia is that he does not heed to the principle…

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    Throughout Sophocles’ Oedipus the King, blindness repeatedly presents itself as an obstacle in the acquisition of knowledge. The sightless prophet Teiresias clarifies, however, that not all knowledge is equal; rather, he distinguishes between different types of blindness and the distinct forms of knowledge that generally correspond to them. Literal blindness, an archetypal affliction of prophets, is dependent on divine knowledge. In Oedipus, this is exemplified by Teiresias himself, whose…

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    KING AHAB Introduction This essay is a description of King Ahab through biblical and extra biblical evidence and the extent to which these sources inform our understating of the bible. The biblical sources will include: Thomas Nelson, Nashville, Spirit Filled Bible, NKJV and Biblegate.com. The extra biblical sources used will be 1 & 2 Kings. NIVAC (Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 1996) and The Zondervan Pictorial Encyclopaedia of the Bible. An artist impression of King Ahab BIBLICA TEXT Ahab the son of…

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    a kingdom in the early centuries. It has many similarities and differences with the 1994 children’s movie, The Lion King. The Lion King and Hamlet are both about a tragedy of the son’s revenge with many similarities and differences. However, Hamlet has a tragic ending and The Lion King has a happy ending. Hamlet is a movie about a king’s son, Hamlet, born into royalty. The king dies in the beginning of the movie, but no one knows the exact mystery of his death, according to William Shakespeare…

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