Lieutenant

Lieutenant Dundy and Tom visits Spade in his Apartment to question him about the death of Thursby and Miles. Dundy comes up with two theories, each accusing Spade of a crime or a foul play. He accuses Spade of killing Thursby as a retribution for Thursby killing…

Envy and anger is a key factor in this play Iago plans to set Desdemona and Cassio up so that Cassio will lose his position as lieutenant. Desdemona is married to Othello who is still stuck at sea. As they await his ships arrival Iago gets the idea to turn Othello against Cassio when he sees him holding Desdemona’s hand. Iago gets Cassio removed from staging a fight where it looks…

By the outbreak of the Civil War, the image of the “bloodhound” had become an explicit representation of the domination of slaveowners over the enslaved and implicit emblem of the power of the “slavocracy” over the country as a whole. The use of the term “bloodhound” as it was used by anti-slavery forces in the United States traces its roots not to a particular breed of dog, but to their occupation and perceived origin. Beginning in 1796, the term came into vogue as the critic’s term for the…

The 1966 film The Battle of Algiers produced by Gillo Pontecorvo (The Battle of Algiers) is based on the Algerian War of Independence, in attempts of gaining independence from France (Algerian War). It is clearly depicted how problematic this film was and the problems contextualized. One of the major problems this film showed was the dehumanization of the colonial experience endured by the Arab Algerians in Algeria. Of the many conflicts, Algerians endured them by the hands of the French. A…

Iago planned to kill Cassio and Rodrigo, leaving him as the superior choice for lieutenant and no one to challenge him on how he received his position. When his plan goes slightly off track with Rodrigo being unable to kill Cassio, Iago kills Rodrigo because he can’t have anyone blaming him for anything. In the extreme position he is…

understanding of right from wrong is implicated by the constant handling and correlation of Iago’s jealousy. Iago promised Othello to aid him in termination of Cassio from the equation. His gain was for the dismissal of his opponent, the position of lieutenant to now be his, and conclusively for Cassio’s…

For almost a decade, Manuel Noriega was the face of the corrupt Panama government. He was first an ally to the United States, working for the CIA. He then became the country’s enemy as the United States drove him out of his control over Panama’s puppet government in 1990. Even though he was born to a poor family in Panama City, Manuel Antonio Noriega received a privileged level of education. He was educated at the National Institute, one of Panama’s leading high school, to train him in the…

known as, "the Lone Survivor," was able to persevere through the unimaginable and live to relay a story of pure bravery, leadership and courage; one that is transcendent. Lieutenant Michael Murphy, one of the four Navy SEALS who unfortunately perished that day, truly encompassed what it means to be a leader and hero. Lieutenant Murphy continually receives praise from Marcus Luttrell throughout the novel stating that he was, “better than anyone under fire, always thinking, fearless about…

Moor. Iago has not only been bitten by the green-eyed monster, but he instigates much of the jealousy throughout the tragedy. Without Iago’s initial jealousy of Cassio, the play would have no motivating force. In Act one, Cassio gets promoted to lieutenant. Despite Iago’s doubts pertaining to Cassio’s abilities to command a battalion. Cassio’s profession has previously entailed being, “a great arithmetician” (Shakespeare 731). Iago believes that he, because of his previous profession, should…

One of his main lieutenants was his nephew Richard Neville who was the earl of Warwick. In 1453, Henry became insane and a powerful baronial group, backed by Warwick, made York, as protector of the area. Henry recovered in 1455 and reinstituted the authority of Margaret’s…