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    went to the door, cracked it, and watched her grow small down the long, sterile hallway, until the corner took her. Soon after she had left, my doctors, Dr. King and two others whose names elude me, came into the examining room. I dubbed them, The Three Amigos. Dr. King, the only female in the group, was the leader. She was a Floridian and in the dead of winter,…

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    Once upon a time, those adventures were everything to me. Ven, Silas and me. Everyone knew we were the three musketeers, the three amigos, and to some’s surprise, the two boys were content with my never-waring presence. Looking back now, I realize how lucky I was. Most older brother’s barely bothered with their younger siblings, let alone a little sister. They would occasionally spend time with them when pressured by their parents, but never out of their own choosing. Silas seemed to always want…

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    Alina Khan Ms. Clarkson English 1301 16 November 2017 The Three Amigos Everyone has friends who play an important role in his or her life. They cheer one up when they are sad, they entertain one when they are despondent, and they share one's gleeful and disconsolate moments. You will find numerous types of friends, each having different personalities and influences that can positively or negatively impact your life. Some friendships may last a lifetime while some last like seasons, each…

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    destiny. Here we can see the relation of fate and free will, and how free will is merely a turn on the path of fate. However, when Macbeth decides that he does not like what fate has in store for Banquo 's children he becomes arrogant and tries to challenge and defeat fate.In ‘Macbeth’ one can see how the struggle between fate and free will is a battle where all sides lose. The way Macbeth reacts to fate, shows us how humans are easily drawn in by the charms of fate however the desire for…

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    true for all aspects of life, spanning eons of time-- even as far back as Shakespearean-era England. British literature is rich and diverse, but the idea of truth weaves its way into numerous novels, plays, and essays. In Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and Shakespeare’s Macbeth, the truth harms characters once they accept it as fact. The title of Shakespeare’s play may read Macbeth, but the tyrannical king is not the only character affected by the weird sisters’ predictions. Banquo hears of…

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    2. Written answers to the following questions: a. Who am I? (think rank, age, gender, etc, not just character name) I all three of the witches. I am probably between the ages of 20-30 years old. My gender is mysterious to other characters for example, in Act Three Scene One, Banquo says to the witches “Upon your skinny lips. You should be woman, and yet your beards forbid me to interpret that you are so.” Because of the witches unsettle gender appearance Banquo and other characters are unsure if…

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    lighted fools The way to dusty death.” (Shakespeare 177), Shakespeare conveys a dim reality that nothing is worth living for anymore. Enda Pontellier finds herself in the same situation at the end of The Awakening, with a melancholy existence and nothing left to live for: “There was no despondency when she fell asleep that night; nor was there hope when she awoke in the morning.”(Chopin146). She goes through the motions the last few days before she makes her trip into the deep seas. Macbeth…

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    In her madness on her quest, Lady Macbeth is willing to take the risk of losing everything and she believes they will get away with it if Macbeth does exactly as she orders. After the murder she continues to persuade Macbeth by telling him “These deeds must not be thought after these ways: so, it will make us mad”, suggesting that if they don’t think about the murder then they can pretend it never…

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    Macbeth by William Shakespeare is a well known tale about a man whose own ambition drives him to become the murderer of anyone in his way. Following an ominous prophecy by three witches, Macbeth allows power to blind his moral character and stops at nothing to rise to the top as King of Scotland. As his plans unfold, they soon fall apart and he answers for his crime by facing extreme consequences. In William Shakespeare’s Macbeth, Macbeth is responsible for his own downfall. The first…

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    The theme, characterization, and social aspect of Macbeth are different from those in Antigone. Macbeth, a respected man, pursues power by all means, killing people and manipulating those that believe he respects them. Meanwhile, Macbeth communicates with three witches to ensure that his plans of action are uninterrupted trying to become king by any means necessary. However, during his mission to become king, all turn tragic and he never achieves the chance to learn from his actions. On the…

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