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Love is hopeless. Love is fruitless. Love is good. Love is stupid. Love is kind. Love is biblical. Love is spiritual. Love confuses me. Love is scary. Love can be described as nothing besides love. Love is always in the air, that’s why there are so many b***** children such as the demon, elf child Pearl in the Scarlet Letter. Teenage love is especially terrifying, due to its unpredictability. Do Romeo and Juliet ring a bell? That nymphomaniac Juliet had Romeo committing suicide for her, or was…

back up this claim with the quote “I would, while it was smiling in my face, Have plucked my nipple from his boneless gums And dash'd the brains out, had I so sworn as you have done to this” (Act 1, Scene 7). In other words, Lady mac told Macbeth that she would not break a promise…

His love life was very interesting because the feelings were not mutual between the two lovers. His love for her was very strong though she had many other lovers. My creative project will be a photoshopped photo of Catullus and Lesbia to show what their love was like and to clear it up a little…

In Much Ado About Nothing, there are significant differences in the way that the characters are developed, especially Benedick and Claudio. Being the prominent male figures of the play, there should be similarities and differences on handle their situations. With both men marrying the women they love in Act IV of the play, one would imagine their similarities would be more abundant. However, the way that both men develop could not be more different. Benedick, seemingly immature at the beginning…

Mattie share, and the relationship Mattie and her Mother have. Mattie & Grandfather display the theme of LOVE throughout novel when they have an issue or problem they didn’t even have to speak. As an example on pg.20 it say's ‘“Grandfather holding my hand .I wanted to tell him what happened ;he understood., Grandfather also displays at the end of the book how proud he is of Mattie,This was expressed in chapter 11-13. Nathaniel and Mattie express the theme of LOVE throughout the novel by…

The two versions of Much Ado About Nothing that I chose were the 1993 version, directed by Kenneth Branagh, and the 2012 version directed by Joss Whedon. The two interpretations were drastically different from one another, but I think that the 2012 version was the funniest. In the 1993 version, the director also plays the character of Benedick, and the play is interpreted as the expected period piece. Unlike the 2012 version; the 1993 version displays a more jovial atmosphere all throughout, but…

Shakespeare usually changed his style of writing for every play he wrote. For example, you can look at the differences between Romeo and Juliet and Much Ado About Nothing. There is a difference in the maturity level and the way it’s written. Also no matter what he wrote, they are still similar. Most of Shakespeare’s work has to do with love; the maturity styles of both plays are similar and different. The love in Much Ado About Nothing is very mature and was originally about adult love, between…

“The Chaser” sets the character, Alan, to do anything to make someone he loves love him back. Collier would see from his character that Alan madness for love and to be loved back is recognizably similar to Friedrich Nietzsche quote behind his version of true love. “There is always some madness in love. But there is also always some reason in madness.” When Nietzsche wrote that inspiring quote the protagonist of The Chaser, Alan, was written to show his love for Diana. He goes through…

At the beginning, Holden is shown as innocence for most of the book which is related to his struggle with growing up. But as the story progresses, Holden must learn maturity for himself and learn to move on eventually though there are going to be circumstances that may come with a price. In this case, he can’t accept the death of Allie, which is shown as a death of innocence that had no good reason to die. In the beginning of the book when Allie, “got leukemia and died…on July 18, 1946” when…

What exactly defines a romantic hero? Romantic heroes are people who are against most standards of society, and they break away from the norm of how things work. They are dark and act as if they have a larger than life personality. Romantic heroes do not let themselves be bossed around and told what to do. Romantic heroes must face some sort of connection with their inner-self and emotions. “They must strive to understand the value of life experiences through emotional feelings rather than…