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…, especially by lower class, and a lot of people recognized him as a human god. On 15th of March, 44 B.C. he was called to the Theatre of Pompey to discuss the preparations for the war against Parthia, and was killed by a group of 23 senators which pulled out knifes…

…god. The underworld god Balor was his grandfather. Balor was the leader of the Fomorii. The Fomorii were evil people. According to a prophecy, Balor was to be killed by a grandson. To stop the prophecy from coming true, Balor tried to kill his grandson…

…for Antonio to unleash his plan of killing the king and putting Sebastian on the throne. Since Antonio himself has already had this experience already with his brother, he didn't require much thought. All he needed to do was convince Sebastian to make the move…

…have known he would have been king. The major crisis in the play was when people begin to get on to him and think he killed the king. The climax of the story is when Macbeth goes to war with Macduff and they have a one on one fight! After the fight the story…

…The Plague or Black Death was an epidemic disease that occured in the 6th, 14th, and 17th centuries that killed a total of 137 million people. At it's worst, during the middle ages, it killed 2 million people per year. From 1000 10 1360 the estimated…

…War is only the pointless killing of innocent people and soldiers in a conflict that could be easily settled by more humane, economic, and mature ways. War is a chaotic, inevitable event that I personally don't agree with, but oddly provides…

…disrespected each other's "homes" by starting fights, destroying public and private property, kidnapping, and had killed many innocent people to retaliate against one another. <Tab/>Jason was the leader of Manhattan, who was commonly known and well…

…support. <Tab/>The Khmer Rouge was a brutal government that killed many people. They had a massive re-education process that moved people from the cities back into the countryside to become farmers. They also killed any Cambodian…

…that Aeneas is pondering can be compared to The US bombing Hiroshima. The US decided to kill 80,000 Japanese people with the atomic bomb and save 1 million of its own people. Aeneas should kill one man, Turnus, instead of sacrificing innocent citizens in his city…

…seeks revenge by killing his relatives and even killing the innocent. Death, corruption and betrayal are the elements that make the play Hamlet become more of a tragedy. These elements are represented in the following three examples: first, the death…