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    Skyelar McQuillar Honors Comp & Lit 3A November 4, 2016 Is Being Famous a Faustian Bargain? In the play ‘Faustus’, the main character, Doctor Faustus made a deal with devil. Faustus was very knowledgeable but he wanted more, he wanted black magic. In order to get that he sold his soul to devil for 24 years in return for Mephastophilis as his servant. Faustus signs the contract in his blood and has second thoughts on what he just did. Faustus begins to learn new spells and uses his gift as…

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    Apparition In Macbeth

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    Throughout the whole book, the Tragedy of Macbeth, there are many moments when supernatural activity appears and the belief is that the supernatural elements influence the way Macbeth acts. The book naturally starts off with the witches mixing things up for some of this activity, then skip to the end there is an encounter with a ghost and some apparitions, and these occurrences have affected or caused, Macbeth’s actions violent or not. These elements made him a victim of believing that it is all…

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    Sorcery In Macbeth

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    Lastly the Scottish witches the antagonists from the play are portrayed as evil witches who are slaves to the devil. Throughout the play, the witches are referred to as the “weird sisters” by many of the characters lurk like dark thoughts and unconscious temptations to evil. In part, the mischief they cause stems from their supernatural powers, but mainly it is the result of their understanding of the weaknesses of their specific interlocutors they play upon Macbeth’s ambition like…

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    It was said that the boy actor playing Lady Macbeth fell ill and died back stage on opening night. In 1934, four actors played Macbeth in a single week due to accidents. In 1937, Macbeth had to be postponed for three days after a change in directors and because of the death of Lilian Boylis who was playing Lady Macbeth. In 1954, the portrait of Lilian Boylis also crashed down on the bar on opening night. Finally the play itself…

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    Alice in Wonderland and Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court The theme of nonsense is common between the two books. In both of the novels, the protagonists are transported to different worlds where there is absolute nonsense. In Alice in Wonderland, some of the nonsense is produced through satire. When Alice visits the Mock Turtle, his education seems to be satirical. Must of the nonsense in Alice in Wonderland is through speech between the characters. For example, when Alice meets…

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    When I write,I try to capture in words, the half etched thoughts, the unformed silences ,the vaguely understood swirl of emotions all entangled with and undifferentiated from the chaotic images that flash and disappear. When I visualize, I try to capture,in images this time, those half etched thoughts, those unformed silences,those vaguely understood swirls of emotions entangled with and undifferentiated from the chaotic words that flash and disappear. An image, that has never been a word…

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    a respected and loyal hero of Scotland during the Middle Ages takes a turn for the worse. Greed causes the character Macbeth to make sinister decisions; his violence causes his country to turn against him, and hallucinations cause both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth to become insane. The pressure put on Macbeth and the witches’ prediction eventually override his good motives, allowing greed to take control. “Macbeth and another of the king’s general’s, Banquo, encounters three witches, who greet…

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    Witches, darkness, all forms of Supernatural power. Not only is this a topic its a great one to talk about, its a theme used at its finest by many authors. An example being Macbeth by Shakespeare written in 1606. The witches’ appearance throughout the scene, Macbeth suffered horrific hallucination and the apparition words to Macbeth. All of these points shows supernatural affects Macbeth throughout the play. To start off, the witches’ appearance throughout the scene keeps the play interesting.…

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    MacBeth and Akira Kurosawa’s Throne of Blood was the style used in the depiction of the characters, because the protagonists of the movie and the play was different. We can easily see the differences through the comparison of Macbeth and Washizu also Lady Macbeth and Asaji, and Macduff and the anonymous foe in Throne of Blood. One of the first encounter of the witches by Macbeth and Washizu gave both different reactions. When he first met the witches, Macbeth confronted the witches eagerly…

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    appearance(fair). Lady Macbeth is the first person to suggest to Macbeth about murdering King Duncan. Macbeth, anxious about killing such a good king, is convinced by his wife when Lady Macbeth insists, “Your hand, your tongue. Look like th’ innocent flower/But be the serpent under ’t”(Act 1 Scene 6 ll. 76-78). Lady Macbeth advises her husband to be two faced: act as a serpent and commit the murder, but cover it up with the innocent flower persona. After the murder was committed, Macbeth’s…

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