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    Though you must remember every action has an equal and opposite reaction. Macbeth obsession of power started when he gained the honor of thane of Cawdor after the war against Scotland and Norway, this concluded to a ceremony in his honor from the King Duncan and other subjects. But once Macbeth found out the profisee about being king from the witches he planed…

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    Lady Macbeth- Oh yes, Lady Macbeth, the evil wife of the infamous Macbeth, the one who convinced him to do the first unspeakable act, which created a domino effect into something much worse. Quite the opposite of her husband, the king slayer, he lacks every bit of humanity, and has no goal in life other than self-gain. This woman convinced her husband to kill a good man all so he can gain power, and in turn give her power as the queen. Lady Macbeth’s power and neutral gender role perspective is…

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    Why does Macbeth fear Banquo and feel threatened by his “being”?what is suggest about Macbeth's character through his actions of hiring murdered to carry out his plan? Macbeth feels like some way Banquo knows what he has done and soon he will lose his place as king due to his son based on what the witches were saying. I think just as his wife that he has the ambition but he just doesn’t have the wickedness that he needs to do what he has to do. What do these passages in Scene 2 suggest about…

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    are here? Ha! They pluck out mine eyes! Will all great Neptune’s ocean wash this blood clean from my hands? No; this my hand will rather multitudinous seas incarnadine, making the green one red,” (II.ii.57-62). The scene right after Macbeth kills Duncan shows that he regrets committing the murder right away. He speaks about how even all the water in Neptune’s ocean could not even wash away the sins he just committed and the guilt he now feels. “At this moment the noble Macbeth is dead. He lives…

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    through Macbeth’s hallucinations, where he sees things and hears things that do not exist. Macbeth’s mental faculties progressively decline, as he plans the execution of several murders. The series of events progress in this fashion: Lady Macbeth kills Duncan; Macbeth begins to hear a voice that no one else can hear and Macbeth conspires to kill Banquo and then he begins hallucinating. Macbeth shows that he is…

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    actions of Lady Macbeth, Macbeth, and Fleance. Lady Macbeth appears to be fair and good to Duncan when he arrives to the castle, but she secretly plots along with Macbeth to kill Duncan. She manically states, “The raven himself is hoarse/that croaks the fatal entrance of Duncan/under my battlements/ Come, you spirits” (1:5:45-48). Lady Macbeth doesn’t perform the role of the good hostess as she told Duncan she would, but instead helps Macbeth carry out the murder of their most benevolent king.…

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    ‘quench’d’ with ‘fire’ as she is determined to have Macbeth kill Duncan and become king. Macbeth has doubts about kill Duncan and he thinks he may fail. Despite what he thinks lady Macbeth changed his mind completely as he had decided he would ‘proceed no further with this business’. She persuades him by questioning his manhood and saying he looked ‘green and pale’ meaning he was sick and weak. She made the plan for killing Duncan and made it seem straight forward and that they ‘will not fail’.…

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    Lady Macbeth's Monologue

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    delivering a monologue where she says, “…Of direst cruelty. Make thick my blood. Stop up the access and passage to remorse.” This monologue depicts Lady Macbeth’s aggression as she rids all compassionate thoughts to continue her plan of killing King Duncan. Throughout Acts one to five, Lady Macbeth proves to be the most aggressive and ruthless character of the play. Her hateful attitude drifts over to her husband Macbeth, who claims to have learned hostility from her. As I read the play and…

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    Spectre Research Paper

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    Spectre is the newest Bond movie of the long running franchise. Like many Bond movies Bond (Craig) is always doing something to test the limits of M(Ralph Fiennes). But there is a new M in town, one who doesn't want Bond as a liability. This story takes place after the destruction of the MI6 HQ. Which is still standing and still Q's (Ben Whishaw) and the rest of the double o programs HQ. There are many things that this Bond movie does that many before have done. Give you a story of Bond going…

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    Angel Love and Demon Pride If teenagers were asked about the television show Supernatural, their eyes would light up and they would begin telling a gut-wrenching tale of love, monsters, and two brothers. Then, if asked what their favorite and least favorite couples were in that show, well, many answers would be given. In the case of this paper, we are looking into my opinion of these couples: the relationship between Sam and Ruby compared against Dean and Castiel. Supernatural is a show where…

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