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…: 'what concerneth it thee, of what family I may be? But if thou desire to hear the truth, I tell thee quickly that I am a Christian, and will ever worship Christ.' The judge said to him: 'Tell me thy name, without any delay, now that I thus ask…

…desire for royal blood to be spilled at the hand of Republicans finds an adequate counterpart.12 The notions of both character and name have been under attack in structuralist and post-structuralist criticism because they have been interpreted…

…knights in the fellowship of the Round Table. 2 This organization consisted of a group of seemingly honorable, selfless men who existed to seek glory in Arthur’s name. Thus it was through the knights that Arthur carried out his quest for the Holy Grail…

…went from being one of Macbeth's close companions to an enemy all in the name of power. The death of Macduff's family is another prime example of Macbeth's uncontrollable desires. In Macbeth's second meeting with the witches he is told to beware of Macduff…

…The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Relating the incident to Utterson in which Hyde uses a check signed with Jekyll’s name, Enfield says, “Black mail, I suppose; an honest man paying through the nose for some of the capers of his youth. Black Mail House…

…legis, "except 'do what you will'.... Be strong, O man! Desire and enjoy all things of the senses and ecstasy: do not fear that any God will reject you for this. Every man, every woman, is a star, if he finds his own true will; otherwise he is a slave…

…) Individualism requires of a person the ideals of desire, emotion, and convictions. Desire is simply the ability to want or enjoy something. Emotions are the feelings and thoughts that you have for people, events, or ideas, which include can love or hate. Convictions…

…in Communication A) Transatlantic cable B) Telephone C) Telegraph- sends messages between moving trains. Adcances in Travel A) Airbrakes B) Sleeping Car C) Cable Streetcar E) Automatic Airbrake F) Refrigerated railroad car G) Automatic Engine- oiling machine…

…childhood days. He also accompanied his father to Garveyite meetings and listened to his speeches. Unfortunately, in 1931, Earl died run over by a streetcar leaving Louise with five children to feed all by herself. After this incident, their living conditions…

…in the affairs. “I suffered two grave accidents in my life. One in which a streetcar knocked me down…. The other accident is Diego” (Frida Kahlo) In her diary she wrote a poem about Diego: “Diego. Beginning Diego. Constructor Diego. My child…