Generals die in bed. | 115 | I hesitate. One is not generous in war. | 132 | You silly boy. I thought you had really murdered someone.
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Without even giving the accused a chance to speak suspicion is already place upon their allegiances. This lead to the practice of blacklisting, which is the deliberate action of denying employment. Miller satires this in his play by the cruel and uncaring behavior with which the accused are treated with. They are badgered and threatened to confess to crimes they did not commit. The judges and officials refuse to listen to any defense and assume they are guilty and are just lying.
Haemon: Oh father, I could call you mad, were you not my father. Your stubbornness makes me ill. Is that your final word, then? Creon: Yes. I’ll repeat once more that she has betrayed our kingdom by disobeying my orders.
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Montague, Capulet Death Chain Verona ITALY- Mercuito, Tybalt, now Romeo and Juliet? The past couple of days have been very tragic to Verona, a place known for its beauty, now known to be a murder hotspot. Verona was hit with a tragic incident yesterday. Young Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet had been found dead in the Capulet’s tomb. The two star-cross’d lovers were appeared to have died in what seemed to be a suicide murder (Juliet) and poisoning (Romeo) Juliet, daughter of Capulet and Lady Capulet had been found to be “dead” for the second time this week, but only this time it was certain.
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It provides the audience with a vivid understanding of time and the image it creates. Also, the remarkable language indicating Macbeth’s insanity, and it’s lasting effect throughout the play. The passage also brought into a clearer explanation Macbeth’s tragic flaw, which was his weakness towards his ambition. Through these clever themes and images, much can be determined of the play, therefore making it the most gorgeous scene within
Largely a creature of words, Falstaff has earned the admiration of some Shakespearean scholars because of the self-creation he achieves through language: Falstaff is constantly creating a myth of Falstaff, and this myth defines his identity even when it is visibly revealed to be false. A master of punning and wordplay, Falstaff provides most of the comedy in the play (just as he does in 2 Henry IV, The Merry Wives of Windsor, and Henry V). He redeems himself largely through his real affection for Prince Harry, whom, despite everything, he seems to regard as a real friend. This affection makes Harry’s