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…information about him to Brutus by planting letters where Brutus will find them. “Brutus, thou sleep’st. Awake, and see thyself! Shall Rome etc. Speak, strike, redress!” (2.1.48-49) The purpose of this letter is to tell Brutus that he is asleep…

…Bourgh and Miss Bingley is putting on Mr. Darcy. Elizabeth saw the proposal as an insult to her and her family when in reality it is actually Mr. Darcy sacrificing his pride and showing his love and devotion to her. When Elizabeth received the letter…

…getting up to say hello. Utterson tells Jekyll that Danvers was a client of his and asks if Jekyll is hiding Hyde. Jekyll declares that Hyde is safe, and Utterson finds it strange that Jekyll can be so sure. Jekyll gives Utterson a letter written by Hyde…

…The Victorian period was a time when gentlemen (and sometimes ladies) of leisure embarked on adventurous escapades around the world. Many of these travelers were avid communicators, writing letters, articles, and keeping journals of their travels. All…

…, The Crucible the religious aspect is shown. The political and the social aspect is shown in the book, The Scarlet Letter. There were two men whom dwelled on Puritan beliefs. These men were John Wycliffe and John Calvin. Wycliffe was a philosophy professor…

…part in the official interviews, he questioned the returned mariners, quickly digested their accounts, and then rushed to get his letter off to Cardinal-Archbishop Lang of Salzburg who was also his father. Initially, Maximilian wrote the letter to practice…

…Dearly Departed, is a comedy about a dysfunctional family that goes to a funeral. The play begins with a letter that Raynelle Turpin reads. The letter sets the scene and introduces the Turpin family. During the reading of the letter Raynelle’s husband…

…charge of it as well. Torjessen also brings to light many historical documents, passages from the bible, and works of art that help prove her case. These range from epitaphs on graves and letters in the Bible, to paintings depicting women leading mass…

…, in The Scarlet Letter, as Hester is standing on the scaffold in the beginning of the book, “a judge, a general, and the minister of the town; all of whom sat or stood in a balcony of the meeting house, looking down upon the platform of the spectacle without risking…

…. This is not as clearly or powerfully handled in the film, but it is replaced with a scene of equal intensity. Phelan reads a letter he received many years ago from his loving nine-year-old daughter, who is now a grown woman filled with bitterness at Phelan's desertion of his…