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    It is undeniable that the two women in Hamlet played a significant role in terms of affecting the character of Prince Hamlet, the conflict and the outcome of the play. Gertrude, Prince Hamlet’s mother, and Ophelia, Prince Hamlet’s lover, are the only two female characters in the play; however, they are able to have a tremendous impact on the life of Prince Hamlet. My paper will focus more on Gertrude and reflect her influence on Prince Hamlet’s character. Gertrude is the exact opposite of her…

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    maliciousness that was deemed their downfall, but willful ignorance and foolishness. In these tales, rather than instruct the readers in a way that may lead them to a nobler life, Chaucer instructs the readers to exercise common sense and to sharpen their wits. In the Miller's Tale, the narrative is distinctly scornful of the carpenter's low intelligence, immediately calling into question his decision to marry a young, beautiful woman despite their large age gap. He is accused of going against…

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    he is equal to the task since he has overcome so many dangers in his life, including defeating Grendel”(Dragon). He defends his kingdom when all his trusted warriors fled the scene. and leave his most brave warrior in charge. At a old age he gained wits but lacked in strength but still managed to defeat the furious…

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    He never appeared to make a negative comment outright about another person or group unless it was himself. However, his use of wit and humor did mask some of his disdain for Microsoft and the Apple Board of Directors. For example, he said, “How can you get fired from a company you started? Well, as Apple grew we hired someone who I thought was very talented to run the company with…

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    “Private Eye” or tough “Hard-boiled” private investigator detective fiction is the classification most dominated by American writers (Mansfield-Kelly 205). One of the founders and innovators of the private investigator is Dashiell Hammett. And is also “The most influential figure in the structuring of hard-boiled detective fiction,” (Mansfield-Kelly 229). He wrote the first tough-guy detective in “The Gutting of Couffignal”, named Continental OP and wrote The Maltese Falcon (Mansfield-Kelly 229)…

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    character with superhero powers like telepathy. Sherlock Holmes is a household name that is admired and followed globally and with the adaptation in the new century Sherlock become the futuristic version of his original character by showing off his wits and creating himself into an un-humanly human. One thing we have learned for sure about the ever so famous character, is no one will ever be able to understand how his gears turn inside his…

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    Also, Aristotle originally proclaimed that persuasion is an essential characteristic of productive leaders. Therefore, the use of rhetoric is necessary for people of power because “Rhetoric is the art of influence, friendship, and eloquence, of ready wit and irrefutable logic” (4). Since leaders gain their political and social power from obtaining the trust of their followers, they must be effective, influential orators. Along with virtue, disinterest, and practical wisdom, significant, eminent…

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    franchise features a young female character named Hermione Granger. She stands alongside her best friends Ron Weasley and Harry Potter. In a lot of ways Hermione contributes the most to the trio of friends in Harry Potter. She encompasses Shahrazad’s wit and knowledge, Beatrice’s innocence and purity, and Antigone’s bravery. Her character has even been referred to as “The heroine women have been waiting for,” by the Huffington post. It is extremely essential for authors to continue developing…

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    story of the young boy quite unnecessary initially whilst reading it. However, after reading the story in its entirety, I realized that it had large amount of significance especially with the toughest in the group praying on the weakest. Don Carlos’ wit was represented in many aspects throughout the story, however as a reader I didn’t sense a hit of his vengeance. Which I believe the author did intentialy to skew the readers’ predictions and therefore amount to a greater surprise. He was able to…

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    because of greed. In the story George and Lennie are friends who have traveled together all around since they were kids. Together they had dreams of working on their own and owning their own place. Lennie is a very big and strong character but lacks wit, while george is smaller. In the beginning they were trying to find a place to work because of a mistake Lennie made when he was scared and didn’t know what to do and ended up causing them to flee from the workplace. They find a new place and on…

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