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… qualities that contribute to the dynamic story and theme. Macbeth was a hero to start, but died as a villain, reinforcing the theme, "fair is foul and foul is fair" or simply things are not what they seem. Macbeth's ruthless qualities are responsible…

… very different fantastical societies. The first, Lilliput, is populated by miniature people who fight wars over the proper way to break an egg. The second, Brobdingnag, is inhabited by giants who put Gulliver on display as a curiosity. The third consists…

… Stratford-upon-Avon in April 23, 1564. His father, John Shakespeare, was a citizen of some prominence who became and alderman and bailiff, but who later suffered financial difficulties. Shakespeare presumably attended the Stratford grammar school,…

… goddess and the Baron of Banking. Baking every snowfall has made me marvelous. I 5 prepare precise parcels for all I love. Gift giving, I got it from Grandma, She slaved away, Sundays mostly, to be sure we were content. I, the sweet- toothed…

… Being Earnest is introduced to the reader when Algynon, who we later find out is Earnest's brother, discovers that Earnest is pretending to have a brother in the county. It is a practice both take use of to make excuses for their absences. Earnest…

… Times was critical, because he represented the working class of the Victorian Era during a Industrialization. He was portrayed just like a common worker was during this time. He was shown no mercy as Bounderby continuously judged him by his class rathe…

… all placed your trust in the words and actions of someone close to you. And what do they do? They betray you. It's rarely justified, and can happen to the best of men. Fortunately, most of us have been betrayed in small ways, such as someone talking…

… 2 Scene 2. At first, she sighs and says, "ay me" showing that she is wistful, dreamy and obviously thinking about Romeo. Juliet gets annoyed with the whole situation as she is thinking aloud to herself about how unfortunately she is a Capulet and Romeo…

… Though these contributions are meant to benefit society, that objective is not the only feature contributed. If technology is excessively depended upon, like the magnitude of reliance in the novel, Fahrenheit 451, then the significance of life…

… to which we must conform when we are a guest in someone's home. If we are invited to a friend's house for dinner, it is customary to find out what we are expected to bring. This is just common knowledge. During the time of the Ancient Greeks,…