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    “Love is the only thing that lets us see each other with the remotest accuracy,” was a quote stated by Martha Beck. This quote conveys that with love comes the ability to be able to truly know a person or object. The ability to do this comes with times of analyzation. For example, when you decide you truly love that outfit you wore you came to that conclusion by analyzing the texture, color, style and in general all of it; without these judgements you wouldn’t have been able to reach that…

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    falls in love with Juliet and thinks she is a beautiful goddess. Shakespeare contrasts Juliet like a bright jewel with the darkness. In the balcony scene, Romeo is describing to himself how beautiful Juliet is: “as glorious to this night, being o’er my head, / As is a…

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    husband. She warned her lover to leave to go away but he would not. She soon regretted ever having and affair. Before she knew it the little regret turned into a huge burden of regret hung over her conscious. Her words “And just as I feared, he killed my husband”, shows her regret. Then she was sentenced to thirty years in prison and the regret of a lifetime to hang over her forever. In the poems Richard Bone, Doc Meyers, and Mrs. Meritt Edgar Lee Masters shows regret. Throughout the…

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    example. His novel “Romeo and Juliet” is a classic love story. Many romantic novels are still written today. Hopefully one day I will find my perfect mate. My ideal mate would have to be perfect. She would be an amazing woman. She would have to be athletic, smart, nice, and pretty. My perfect mate couldn’t be obese. I just couldn’t marry someone who is obese. Also my perfect mate would love me unconditionally. I mean that…

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    outcome may take a turn for the worst. Sir Walter Raleigh writes "The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd" as a reply from the lady to Marlowe. Marlowe writes about the date and love that he has prepared for the lady of his dreams. A night filled with romance and love. He has promised a night of listening to the birds sing on rocks above the river, and he will follow up with a rose petal bed and gown of the finest wool. He will bless her with slippers and buckles of gold. Raleigh writes…

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    Is it Catullus' own irony coming to light here in the invocation of concordia, which will be all-too-absent from the marriage, or is it ironic prophecy on the part of the Parcae? It is hard to imagine the latter, given the triple reference we have already seen to their truth, and the refrain’s reminder that they are not just foretelling the events they sing of, but actively spinning them right then and there. Why go to such great lengths to highlight the truth of their song, only to have them…

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    Sappho, one of the first documented female poets, was born near the time of 615 B.C. on a Greek island called, Lesbos. Today, the word “lesbian” is commonly used to describe women who are sexually, emotionally, and/or romantically involved with other women. This use of the word comes from the name of the island that Sappho resided on and the nature of some of her poetry, which is commonly referred to as of “Sapphic nature”, meaning a homosexual nature involving women. She was well known for her…

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    Because based on my research Determinism is the philosophical idea that every event or state of affairs, including every human decision and action, is the inevitable and necessary consequence of antecedent states of affairs. Relating it to Romeo and Juliet, We can see…

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    Twelfth Night Lust Quotes

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    A quote from the second act helped solidify this form of lust. "Calling my officers about me, in my branched velvet gown;/ having come from a day-bed, where I have left Olivia sleeping." (TN II.5 40-41) From this quote, the idea of having status and authority over people is enough for Malvolio to lust over Olivia. Malvolio has been…

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    Intimacy By Groarke's

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    description in discussing the intimacy. In having the description of the strap coming off her shoulder, Groarke uses the structure of their relationship, echoed in the silence mentioned in that line, to show the breaking of their relationship in their romance. By creating such imagery, she shows the structures of relationships in comparing their falling silence to an intimate act such as the strap of her dress coming off of her shoulder. Even in “X,” while the relationship in that the speaker…

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