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    17 King Duncan’s Murder During Act I of The Tragedy of Macbeth, King Duncan was murdered. Now the question is who is to blame for this? I honestly believe that Macbeth himself is to blame for the death of Duncan. Nobody made him do it. Some people, such as the witches and Lady Macbeth, instigated the situation, but Macbeth could have easily said no. The witches would only be the ones to blame if they would have been part of the execution rather than just the messengers. Macbeth could have just…

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    my feet.” The story of Henry V by William Shakespeare depicted a young king taking on the difficult political and moral responsibilities that are expected of such a title. Such responsibilities involved making decisions that changed the lives of his friends, the state of his kingdom, and the position of his country among other nations. Some argue the decisions he made in the story were morally wrong, dubbing him an evil king. Others believe he was depicted as a noble ruler and was justified in…

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    horror fiction novel by the author Stephen King. Stephen King is famous for his novels in the horror genre and The Shining is just one of the many thrilling books he has written. The Shining tells the story of a family of three: Jack Torrance, his wife Wendy Torrance, and their son Danny Torrance and the winter they spend at the Overlook Hotel. The Shining tells a great horror story, but what makes it a memorable book is the amount of detail that Stephen King provides the reader with. He uses…

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    wisdom, and responsibility. The essential man, however, is a man who possesses all the fundamental qualities necessary for survival which include consciousness, awareness, and self-realization. King Lear is a play that talks about the transformation of King Lear from a spoiled, childish, and stubborn king to a man that is wise and warm hearted. All that change was resulted by passing on the throne to two of his daughters who “played it right” and kept his ego intact, but later to destroy it when…

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    In The Death of King Arthur, the outing of Lancelot’s affair with the queen caused the demise of King Arthur’s Round Table. Many in King Arthur’s court knew of the affair between Lancelot and Queen Guinevere, including Arthur himself. However, none chose to make the information public for this would cause Lancelot to be accused of treachery and sentenced to death leading to the end of King Arthur’s valiant court. Bors, Lancelot’s cousin, encouraged Guinevere to continue seeing Lancelot when…

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    When fools are present in literature, they serve to provide a meaningful purpose to the plot. In this draft, I will explain the parallelism that Willy Wonka and the fool in King Lear hold. Furthermore, I will provide a brief distinction between fools in literature, establish a placement for Lear’s fool and Willy Wonka, a list of how I plan to connect these two characters and I will finally explain the connections. There are two types of fools in literature; there are fools by nature and fools…

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    Essay Hamlet & Lion King To state the obvious, The Lion King is a children’s movie that is a thinly veiled version of Hamlet, a play by William Shakespeare. This is beneficial because when children grow up they will have a familiar idea of what Hamlet is about. Saying that, while there are a number of similarities between the film and the play, there are also quite a few differences. In both the film and the play, there are two brothers- one portrayed as the king and the other as…

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    in sight. The tale of King Arthur Pendragon is one that sees many forms, but still stays true to certain aspects of its origin. We seek to explain Arthur’s history in books, in voice and, in the contemporary world, through films, but while some tell a story, it is interesting to also learn the recorded history and parallels found throughout each that make Arthur Pendragon and his Knights of the Round Table such a unique aspect to look at. The documentaries The Legend of King Arthur directed by…

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    object I plan on analyzing is the film The Lion King, which was released on June 15, 1994. With the film grossing $987.5 million in the box office over its release (without the DVD earnings), The Lion King is currently the third highest grossing animated film in the world. A film that is world renown, by both adults and children, the film is considered a classic film that people from generations have watched. Unlike most Disney films, The Lion King was the first Disney animated film to have its…

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    Stephen King is one of the most respected novelists in America. Aside from his horrifying novels King has a vast variety of short stories, which has inspired countless films. There is a certain selection of short stories that has revealed Stephen King’s view of Americans as a whole, a reoccurring theme that represents his view of Americans is that each individual has certain difficulties that causes great impact on their lives. For example, in King’s novella, The Body, each character, which are…

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