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…and Juliet?s Ironies is Romeos reaction to his banishment. While hiding at Friar Lawrence's cell, Romeo learns the Prince has banished him and he expresses that he would rather die than be banished. Romeo says, ?Ha, banishment? Be merciful, say, ?death…

…a strong sense for the need of revenge. When Macbeth’s castle is attacked, it was Macduff that personally kills Macbeth. Macbeth begins to show signs of jealousy in the very beginning of the play. When he learns of Malcolm being named Prince of Cumberland…

…, Calvinism was just out of the question in his book. No one in Bohemia would be allowed to carry out religious services in any way promoting Calvinism. The conflict went much further. The Bohemian princes became irritated, and Ferdinand sent two ambassadors to try…

…to marry to a Persian prince, Arghun. Marco did not really write of his long journey home. The sea journey took 2 years during which 600 passengers and crewed died. Marco did not know many clues as to what went wrong on the trip…

…also expanded a program to increase government ownership and control of land. In 1556 Ivan exerted control over the boyars and princes who still held private lands in Muscovy by requiring then and their personal slave solders to serve in the cavalry as well…

…on at the same time. When the Heiress, Portia, decided that it was time to get married, she entertained suitors such as, the dark skinned Prince of Morocco or the "great" Prince of Aragon. Each had to swear an oath that if they failed the "test" that they would…

…conductor to the young Prince Leopold. This was Bach’s first position outside of the church and he directed and composed for the prince’s small orchestra for six years. It was during these years that he composed the Brandenberg Concertos. Following his years…

…William Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a tragedy set around the murder of the king of Denmark. One of the main themes of the story is revenge. Within the story, there are three sons who must avenge their respective father’s death. Hamlet, the prince of Denmark…

…advice to stay home from Calpurnia, his wife, because he feels that she is trying to keep him from obtaining power and status. Calpurnia believes Caesar to be a prince and is convinced that some falling meteors are warnings of a prince's death. When she hears…

…Polonius (Claudius's advisor), thinks he has found the reason for Hamlet's madness, he believes it is because the young prince is still in love with his daughter Ophelia. In the second scene Hamlet reveals himself to be intellectual, witty and also a coward…