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    The differences between goblins, dwarfs and fairies in Victorian fairy tales The appearance of fantastic creatures and figures is very common in fairy tales. These characters usually serve as the support of the protagonist, who encounters various problems that cannot be solved alone, or they become the antagonist in the story trying to prevent the main character from achieving his or her goal. The aim of this essay is to highlight the differences between supernatural creatures that appear in…

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    Dreams typically reveal a person’s innermost desires in life that they don’t act upon in reality. In the play, A Midsummer Night’s Dream written by William Shakespeare, Hermia’s dream conveys her unconscious desire yearning for Lysander’s true love reveals the play’s argument that a person’s vulnerabilities and most impulsive desire lie where one is not influenced by the consciousness and influence of others. Based on the psychology of the details Hermia reveals about her dream revolving around…

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    Puppet on a String Realism is a way people move and talk that are like everyday behavior, a reflection of real life. In the late 19th century realism came to theatre with remarkable theatrical innovations such as, playwriting, political, and social ideas. Rather than a platform, realism holds the image of a stage as a setting. (Jones). An example of realism can be seen in Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House with the identity of Nora, social expectations, and individualism. Ibsen portrayed Nora, as…

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    In the play, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, it gives the reader a central question the work raises to think about, and the extent to which it offers answers. The question “What is really love?” and “What’s not love?” has been a recurring central question for many authors and as well as Shakespeare. He gives the reader to think about what love really is, and “Do I really love this person?” kind of question, which is a major theme in this play. The author’s treatment of this question affects the…

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    Spirit Bride Archetypes

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    Many fairy tales tend to have a similar theme, a stereotype, a pattern. These stereotypes are called archetypes, and archetypes are what links the similarities and differences between two stories. "Baldur" and "The Spirit Bride" are both fairy tales that tell about a person going to the underworld to bring back a loved one. In "The Spirit Bride", a warrior was trying to bring back his bride, who died on the day of their wedding, and in "Baldur", a man was trying to revive his brother, who was…

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    A story can contain a character who has an enormous amount of intellect and uses it to play tricks on others. These characters are called tricksters and they each have special, unique elements. A trickster character always tries to get what they want. Trickster tales contain humorous and clownish elements, negative qualities of the trickster character and gods, spirits and the supernatural. In every story there are always funny moments. An element from trickster tales is humorous and clownish…

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    “Feathers Alive…Where’s the exit?” chirped Tru nervously; anxious to get Blacky and Curly out of the laboratory before Blackball recovered. “Wuff Wuff! The black button Blackball sits on; let’s check it out!” barked Curly. “Baahh…I can’t wait to take one last peek inside his laboratory!!” baaed Blacky excitedly. “Could you Tru and Curly, just check Blackball’s black button without me?” Blacky tiptoed nervously around the laboratory expecting Blackball to pounce from every corner, but…

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    . I have chosen the book A Midsummer Night’s Dream for this first letter. This book was about love. It is confusing at first, but you will see that behind that confusion is a really good story. To quickly summarize the love part, Lysander loves Hermia, and Hermia loves Lysander. Helena loves Demetrius but, Demetrius used to love Helena but now loves Hermia. Egeus, Hermia's father, prefers Demetrius as a better man, and needed the help of Theseus, the Duke of Athens, to enforce his wishes…

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    Eric was deep sea fishing when he saw Ariel. He was getting read to catch the biggest fish of the day when Eric saw a lot of red rising up. Then suddenly, a girl with red hair, blue eyes, a purple top, and a turquoise tail appeared. Eric did not know what he had just stumbled upon, but he liked the looks of her. He tried to reach out to her and grab her hand but it was too late. Ariel had already got herself off the hook and swam as fast as she could away from that boat. From that moment on,…

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    Ava Swanstrom: Titania Talks, I am concerned about my husband not telling me what goes on in his life, and what has been troubling him. He neglects to talk to me about his feelings, and the frustrations overcoming him. When he refused to discuss the sentiments, right then and there, I lashed out at him, “Out, you mad-headed ape!” (II.iii.71). I knew at that moment, that he would do the same. I was nervous and scared, but all he had to say was, “gentle Kate”. I think that this shows the…

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