Robert I of Scotland

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    Banquo and would join his wife in the afterlife. While taking a trip to the afterlife the three witches seem to be very pleased with themselves. The mission to change Macbeth’s fate is completely, but it ended in the ultimate death of the king of Scotland and Macbeth. In conclusion this play has shown me that we all may have a fate or destiny we must follow. And we should accept it, however with the guidance of a figure of some sort they have the power to change your destiny. This leads…

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    It is important to note that before this passage of lines from 2456-2478 in Sir Gawain and The Green Knight, the previous passage consists of when the Green Knight agrees to reveal himself as Bertilak de Hautdesert, and that he received his powers from Morgen le Faye, “Thurgh myght of Morgen le Faye” (2446). As Bertilak tells Sir Gawain this, he is revealing Morgen le Faye's plan and deception. This is what leads to the passage of lines from 2456-2478. The passage begins with Bertilak…

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    Macbeth Hands Analysis

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    Unlike Macbeth, she has never personally murdered anyone. And yet, the guilt remains as metaphorical blood stains on her hands, scrubbing in vain to alleviate the burden. “It is an accustomed action with her, to seem thus washing her hands; I have known her to do this a quarter an hour” (5.1.24-26). Lady Macbeth tries and tries to clean the blood from her hands. While she can’t remove herself from responsibility the way her husband can, she still believes it is her hands that are dirty, not…

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    The Furies Fury In this paper, I will discuss Aeschylus’ The Eumenides. Close reading reveals that while the Furies are angry over Orestes’ actions, their true passion lies more in his punishment than any other part of their speech. This thesis will be demonstrated through the analysis of passages through the lens of the following principles of close reading: temporal order, pronouns, and repetition. On page 243, lines two hundred fifty five to two hundred seventy one, the Furies are talking…

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    Evil In Beowulf

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    The tale of “Beowulf” incorporates many characteristics of different monsters and heros which is told to be the oldest surviving English poem. It was composed by someone unknown but is said to probably have been a monk. The main characters in Beowulf are Grendel the monster, Grendel’s mother, a dragon, and Beowulf himself. The story of Beowulf is told about a monster, conceived by Cain, whom is very impatient hearing those in Herot rejoice loud in the banquet hall of King Hrothgar. Grendel does…

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    People go back and forth in the pursuit of revenge, to get back at one another is the goal. In the story “Odysseus” he takes his own revenge on the wooers who had taken over his home. Anyone who was even involved with the wooers plot was punished by Odysseus with the punishment of his choosing. Odysseus actions were completely justified, everyone deserved they're punishment, and his punishments weren't severe. He took his revenge to reclaim his power and honor. Punishment is decided on the…

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    out or she fell in love with Robert Wilson and wanted her old lover dead. Ever since the trip started, Margot had been in love with Robert Wilson. Robert was the tour guide. He was a much more confident man than Margot’s husband, Francis. Francis let Margot be the leader in their relationship. “The next thing he knew he was running; running wildly, in panic in the open, running toward the stream.”. Here we see Francis afraid and acting cowardly. When Margot meets Robert it’s her first time…

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    however, he soon becomes compelled by the prophecies of the three weird sisters. The prophecies claim Macbeth will be King of Scotland which leads him down a dangerous path. Guilt plays a strong role…

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    Part Two: Macbeth Oral Presentations On Tuesday the 10th and Wednesday the 11th we saw Shakespeare being charged with glorifying violence in his play Macbeth, this case was heard in the education Tribunal court. The context of the case being that the play begins and ends with violent battles and violent deeds run throughout the play. Both “good” and “bad” characters using violence to achieve their goals. The prosecution lead the charge with many good points such as murder is present throughout…

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    I will be discussing the differences that the director made in his version of Macbeth. How those changes worked or didn’t work. I will also be discussing what themes I would bring out to the audience today if I were to direct the play. Geoffrey Wright’s Macbeth is different than Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Wright turned it around and made Macbeth a Rockstar in the Mob. Duncan was the Mob leader. It takes place in modern day Melbourne, Australia. Wright used actor and actresses that weren’t really…

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