Someone has murdered their father and they are going to run away seems very childish which is why the audience thinks Malcolm and Donalbain are cowards. Not only does this make Malcolm and Donalbain a coward, but it also makes them suspects of the crime. Some of the characters become suspicious of them. Therefore, the audience finds Malcolm and Donalbian as being cowards. 400 years age, killing was a part of everyday, natural life.
Bisclavaret attacks them when he realizes who it is and they now know that he is the wolf. Both Bisclavaret and his wife used ethics by things that they did not do. Bisclavaret’s wife was not always honest with him because she was scared he would attack and hurt her. Bisclavaret did not tell his wife that he turned into a
He sins against his whole family and by thinking that love can be quantified. And as it turns out, Lear isn’t only separating his family but power and responsibility as well. His very unpredictable, easily aggravated temper causes him to act wrongly and irrationally towards Cordelia, his favorite daughter who, he believes has betrayed her. Lear cannot understand that anyone’s, let alone his daughter’s, love for him could be ‘nothing’. I think pride, anger and greed for power prompted Lear to make the decision of giving up the kingdom to his malicious, hateful and ungrateful daughters, Regan and Cordelia.
At this point, Pedro Segundo deserts Esteban, telling him he does not want to be around when Trueba inevitably catches his son. Enraged by Pedro Segundo's departure, Trueba begins hunting for Pedro Tercero himself, eventually tracking him down to a small shack near his hacienda. He only succeeds in cutting off three of Pedro's fingers, and is filled with regret for his uncontrollable
In the case of this play, the reader could argue that Eddie's tragic flaw is either denial or, to begin with, the incestuous feelings for his niece, Catherine. Most of the time, the damage caused by a tragic hero's downfall usually hurts not just himself but often his community and family around him are strongly affected as well. Once again, Eddie's betrayal does both of these things. Firstly, his community was affected because Marco shouted to all the neighbours in the surrounding scene that Eddie killed his children, or so he claimed. Marco made these claims because he was so furious at Eddie’s betrayal and hence wanted to make Eddie seem as a villainous character.
From here everything changes and Frankenstein’s life goes bad because everybody he loves gets killed. The monster does this because he was neglected by his creator and got no love, so learned to be bad instead and wanted revenge because he didn’t want to be created in the first place, especially if he wasn’t going to be
He is crazy trying to pass off as sane. He murdered someone and went mad with guilt. He has nothing going for him and he ends up turning himself in because he doesn’t like what he did. He started to hear things and went crazy. He doesn’t want to believe that he is crazy so he hopes that turning himself in will make the voices go away.
(p. 2708) Okonkwo not fully understanding his fault was angry that he needed to offer sacrifice to the earth. He loses respect for the clan because in his eyes his act of beating his wife was justified. He is partially to be blame for his demise; however, his character possesses traits that seemingly invite tragedy. Okonkwo bears much responsibility for it’s over all downfalls because he had countless opportunities to change the course
However, this fails as Bagsley enjoys being able to make Ishmael afraid and continues to tease him. Ishmael becomes very unhappy and deeply pessimistic. Ishmael’s hatred of Bagsley leads him to desire revenge. This causes him to a plan to humiliate Bagsley in front of the whole school and Bagsley’s parents during his participation of the prayers of petition. The author draws parallels with Captain Ahab who was so consumed by revenge that he sacrifices his own life and all the sailors for whom he is responsible.
Iago became furious since he believed he would make a better lieutenant than Cassio. Also, at the same time, Roderigo wanted revenge on Othello for “stealing” Desdemona from him. Iago was able to manipulate Roderigo and convinced Roderigo to help him. Since Othello is preoccupied with a potential war with the Turks, he can be easily distracted and fooled. To add on to that, Desdemona, Othello’s wife, continuously pleaded for her husband to trust her, but he never fully did.