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    to keep his secret. In the end he becomes a tyrant and is taken down in a civil war. There are several themes in the play that occur. A theme that is represented in Macbeth is that of a tragic hero. A tragic hero is a character that the audience pities or sympathises with despite their wrongdoings, but does not necessarily forgive. Macbeth himself is the most obvious tragic hero in the play. He did not want to murder the king, but was persuaded by Lady Macbeth and even after conquering the…

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    Anna and Raskolnikov are not the only ones who try to help out their siblings. Both Stiva and Dunya go out of their way multiple times to try to help their siblings through difficult situations. When Anna has an affair, just like her brother did, Stiva decides to come to her rescue and try to facilitate a reconciliation between her and her husband, just as Anna did for him. For example, one day, Stiva tries to invite Karenin to dinner, and Karenin tells him, “I cannot come to your house because…

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    won. Readers experience the wrath of the warrior. Readers notice a sense of complexity when proud Achilles’ must honor Patroclus, at whatever cost. However, he has tenderness when Priam retrieves his son. Achilles is immoral, but he still deserves pity after Patroclus’ death. Contradictory to what some might consider, Achilles is the villain due to his immoral actions. Most people might consider Agamemnon to be the biggest antagonist because of Agamemnon outrageous actions. However, Agamemnon…

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    Is Beowulf A True Hero

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    After hearing about the pitiful slave who took a jeweled cup and woke the Firedrake, all Beowulf said was, “Let him eat honey,” (Nye 93). Beowulf when he said this to his men was trying to say that they should show some pity to the slave who was driven by despair to do such actions. Beowulf also volunteered to fight the fierce dragon that the slave awoke. This shows that Beowulf is static because he as a young hero also volunteered and stood up to the infamous beast, Grendel…

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    Reservists to leave their homes and families for months to end."He wants these companies to understand that a war is occuring an not the time to discuss something so unimportant like steel prices. He also uses an emotional appeal to create a sense of pity for those dying in the Vietnam war. Hoping that the steel prices will understand what it feels like to have a loved…

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    For veterans, sacrifice is a constant in their lives, be it the sacrifices they make at home, to leave their family and friends behind them for their country's sake, or on enemy lines, when they're selflessly putting their lives at stake for us. They become veterans because of their patriotism, their dedication to those around them, the pursuit of freedom, and for their beliefs. Everything this country is built on is protected by veterans’ blood, sweat, tears, and hard work. These sacrifices and…

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    In every society a separation of social standing is inevitable. What separates the classes may vary, however, there is always a low, middle and superior class in any given society, which of course, rulers/authority remain atop the social ladder. To some, class determines everything. In many societies, class determines the course of one’s life, and relationships within one’s own social standing. Further, those in high standing tend to be very critical of the classes below, specifically the…

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    engrossed in his career, Ivan gives no thought to his spiritual life, and, as a result, the idea of death never crosses his mind—until death knocks on his door. When death stares Ivan in the face and laughs at his helplessness , Ivan can do nothing but pity himself, seeing no escape from the black sack that awaits him; however, in the last moments of his life, God gives Ivan a hope—the hope that he can escape the cruel clutches of death. The black sack only appears twice in the story, yet its…

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    It reads: “My subject is War and the pity of War. The Poetry is in the pity”. This is a list of his most popular poems : “The Soldier”(1914), ”Peace”(1914),”The Dead”(1914),”Blue Evening”, “Safety”(1914) Themes The themes of this poem are: death, warfare, patriotism, nature • Death He speaks about his…

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    “We have flown the air like birds and swum the sea like fishes, but have yet to learn the simple act of walking the earth like brothers.” This is a famous line from Martin Luther King Jr. that reflects the significance of having a harmonious relationship particularly to others whom someone does not know. It is an obligation of a person to have realistic dreams and goals in life that must destroy walls of differences in race, religion, beliefs, and faith. “The First Phone Call from Heaven” by…

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