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    fantasy-overture (1869-1880), and Prokofiev’s the stunning full-length ballet (1938). Romeo and Juliet’s story has also influenced other Shakespearian plays, specifically A Midsummer’s Night Dream when Hermia states in a controversial conversation with Lysander, “If then true lovers have ever been ever crossed, it stands as an edict in destiny.” These lines can be paralleled and compared with the reference of “star-crossed lovers” within the prologue to Romeo and Juliet. Throughout both plays…

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    In both “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” (“Dream”) and “The Tempest” (“Tempest”), Shakespeare aims to show the difference between the two kings of his plays. Oberon and Prospero contribute largely to the events that occur in both comedies- Oberon instructs Puck to create the love potion in “Dream” and Prospero got Ariel to help him capsize the ship the Duke of Milan, is on in “Tempest”. Inevitably, readers will compare the similarities and differences they have because of the same role they are given…

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    Deandra Perea Professor Tony Stafford English 3320 18 April 2018 Puck a.k.a Robin Goodfellow In Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream, Oberon is the fairy king; his right-hand man, and quite possibly one of the most important characters in the play, albeit unexpectedly, is Puck, or Robin Goodfellow. When first encountering Puck he seems to be merely a “jester” in service to Oberon, nothing more. However, upon further reading the audience quickly discerns that he is much more than Oberon’s…

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    The name Shakespeare is one almost everyone should know. His plays are classics that have been taken on by numerous directors, each putting their own spin and interpretations to the meaning Shakespeare tried to express in his writings. Having heard so many fascinating and great things about his plays in general, I was very excited to watch my very first Shakespearean play. Walking in to A Midsummer Night’s Dream with an open mind, what I was about to experience came to be a surprise. From the…

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    Murari Sharma Someone I know recently visited a village in Sindhupalchok, not far from the capital, with a team only to find that no one had arrived there before them with the relief materials the villagers annihilated by the April and May earthquakes desperately needed. Think of far-flung places where the victims have been fending for themselves. However, our ministers were in a hurry not to help the victim but to secure sinecures for them and their colleagues. They do not care about the…

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    be killed. Egeus was corrupted by the power of law, which gave him control over his daughter. He abused this power without need. He had no good reason to force his daughter to marry Demetrius, but Egeus did not put any priority to Hermia’s wishes. Lysander argued that Demetrius had no advantage over him, he told Egeus “I am, my lord, as well derived as he, … my fortunes every way as fairly rank’d … I am beloved of beauteous Hermia”(1,1,99-105). He had a good argument that he was as rich as…

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    How can literature and life be a parallel some may ask, it can be a parallel in ways that people may not think about on a regular basis. Parallels between the genres that we have covered in class and real life are very prominent. The poetry unit in class shows how life is like poetry in the way that everyone sees and feels things in a different manner. Reading A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream, demonstrates how life is like a play,even if it is misled one, also it shows how life is like a triangle of…

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    loving Puck to the point where Oberon trusts him to do his most important missions, he sends Puck to put the love potion in Titania’s eyes. Puck is mischivous and prone to mistakes, so obviously Puck being Puck got the love potion in Demetrius and Lysander. This shows Puck’s true power over those who control. Oberon is the King of the Fairies, so he has the most control over the fairy world and shown from his idea causing the conflict with the 4 Lovers, he has a great deal of influence on the…

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    Is Orwell A Marxist? Animal Farm is a satire of the Russian Revolution that occurred in 1902 till 1919. It’s a fable where the author uses characters in the book to symbolize real characters in the Russian Revolution. Animal Farm by George Orwell is a fable where Orwell shows his point of view of the Russian Revolution. Each character symbolizes something or someone. The animals overtake their cruel farmer Mr. Jones, and start to rebel. When the rebellion happens, rules are laid out called…

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    Romeo And Juliet In the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, two star-crossed lovers named Romeo and Juliet take their love to a whole new level which leads to their death. Romeo and Juliet can’t always be together because Romeo is a Montague and Juliet is a Capulet, the problem is that the Capulets and the Montagues don’t get along very well. This story took place in the 1300’s in the city of Verona, Italy. We as readers can see that the play had three citizens named Capulet, Friar…

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