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    Hamlet Interview Analysis

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    the future. Q: Okay, this is not the answer I was expecting. Can you tell me a bit about your experience with love and why you wish to stay single? A: Well, I guess I haven’t always felt that way. I once did think kindly of a woman and even believed for a short time I was falling in love. Ah, but I was quickly cured of this foolishness. Honestly, now I simply do not desire…

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    Harry Potter Popularity

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    each book grow and evolve. This series is appealing for so many reasons and many readers will always hole J.K. Rowling’s works close to their hearts, even as adults. Through this writing, I hope to give readers an idea of what the HP series meant to me and a small taste of what each book was about, in hopes that they will…

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    yelling Mozart 's names and saying that he killed him, we soon learn that the man is none other than Antonio Salieri and he is attempting to commit suicide. This act lands him in an insane asylum, where he is then interrogated by Father Vogler a priest who gets Salieri to tell him what he meant by he killed Mozart. Salieri first tells Father Vogler about his youth and how even then his idolized Mozart and compared himself to him. Salieri desperately wanted to dedicate his life to music, but his…

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    on her father Polonius, brother Laertes and Hamlet. She will do anything for her father, a common reply from Ophelia to Polonius is, “I shall obey my Lord” (1.4.10). Being surrounded by insanity, no freedom, and verbally bullied by the people she loved, Ophelia needed a way out of her meaningless life. Ophelia's madness is a facade created only for a way out…

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    character, is a wealthy socialite who had a previous relationship with Daisy Buchanan, an ill-advised woman who is from an affluent family. After a series of unfortunate happenings, Gatsby and Daisy break up and Daisy marries a famous polo player, despite still being in love with Gatsby. In The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald illustrates how Gatsby’s…

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    Ophelia is upset by something Hamlet did. She is so frightened and shocked, thus hurriedly tells his father that Hamlet enters her room dressed in weird. Hamlet stares at him and then leave without saying any words. “Father, I was up in…he comes before me.” ( 2 : 1 : 77-84 ) Hamlet acts so because he is interrupted of the revelation of his father’s death. Therefore Hamlet does not have much time to think about his love to Ophelia. She obeys her father’s…

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    Besnik Alternate Ending

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    Besnik stood at the door of the tent in which he had been a guest for the past few days. He had decided to leave as the sun was peeking over the horizon, because he would have hated to say goodbye to the gracious family that had taken him in, and wanted to wake before the dog. He slung his brown sack over his shoulder, and started his long trek down the dusty snaking path that made its way laboriously from the suburbs and rural areas to the cosmopolitan urban areas through the unrelenting brown,…

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    Edward Snowden Violations

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    I can imagine that people would not want to help you if you don’t trust them and feel the need to spy on them. The debate of whether what Edward Snowden did was the right or wrong thing also seems kind of up in the air. Obviously releasing the information that he did got the U.S. government into quite a bit of trouble with other countries and angered…

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    Quotation Response We learned to lip-read, our heads flat on the beds, turned sideways, watching each other's mouths." (4) Context: The narrator describes her way of communication towards the woman that are trapped just like she is. (R) – Based on this passage I can infer that the woman trapped here are not allowed to speak to one another at all, it seems that “no speaking” is a rule they are reckoned to follow. These rules ably them to find their own way communication by “Lip reading”…

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    Harriet Tubman was a very influential and religious woman who routinely put herself in danger in order to save hundreds of lives. Born into slavery on the Eastern shore of Maryland, Harriet refused to spend her life in bondage. In 1849, Harriet finally escaped slavery and dedicated her life to fighting for liberty and equality for the love of her family and friends. Her strong faith in God is what motivated her to come back and help liberate thousands of people. During her lifetime, she was…

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