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…In the story "MacBeth" by William Shakespear, MacBeth and Lady MacBeth are both guilty characters. Lady MacBeth plans the murder and MacBeth does the deed. Soon later they both go insane Lady MacBeth ends up killing herself, and MacBeth ends up killing…

…to an identity she for which she is not suited. The parrot is an expensive bird valued for its beauty. The mockingbird is fairly common and plain, and it is valued for the music it provides. These two birds function as metaphors for the position of women in late…

…century, however, find his social thought less important that his artitry. T.S. Eliot said "When Whitman speaks of the lilacs or the mockingbird his theories and beliefs drop away like a neeless pretext.: Whitman invigorated language: he could be strong yet…

…weddings of the time. The two went on to record a top five hit with "Mockingbird" in 1974. In the mid-'70s Taylor finally underwent a successful cure for heroin addiction (1981, www.james-taylor.com/text/NYT4-81.txt). The marriage was strained as Simon…

…it with the free mocking bird that does what it likes with "maddening persistence." In this case, it is a cage that represents social expectations. The bird within must conform; every once in awhile speaking how it desired, while the mockingbird outside is free…

…of similar neighboring islands in the Galapagos had different animal populations. In London Darwin learned that the finches he had brought from the Galapagos belonged to different species. He also learned that the mockingbirds were of three distinct species. Also…

…was to become the King. He wanted power. <Tab/>Through the prophecy, Macbeth was shown that he could become greater and he was pushed to commit murder. Macbeth felt that in order for him to become King he would have to kill Duncan and with his murder…

…In Dracula by Bram Stoker there are many characters that could be called a hero. Some of these heroes could be John Harker for identifying The Count and helping to kill him. Quicy for helping to kill The Count and Sacrificing himself in the end, or even…

…absolutely berserk and kills the princes and her own children to get back with Jason leaving her. Pain is often the source of anger and then violence. That's what happened to Medea. She got blinded with this anger and thought that to indulage her passion…

…character occurred when he killed King Duncan. After the first murder, killing seemed to be the only solution to keep his reign over the people of Scotland. It was because of these killings and his overbearing ambition that caused him to be overthrown and kill…