Captain James Nicholls Gender: male Age:? Speaking in his head to himself. He is in a wheat field looking towards the German camp ready to charge at them. He feels a mixture of feelings epically fearing death. Cliff hanger Notes: Monologue: Can you remember life before something tragic happen? Something like war, death…anything, I do… I still remember my life before this…all this, I still remember my wife and family, Come to think of it… it seems like a whole lifetime ago.…
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details the theatrical route that the story takes from its beginning to its end. Our ‘star-cross’d lovers’, the principal characters of the play, fall foul of their self-woven spider web of deceits which ends tragically with their demise, along with a few others. A depressing and a very sad end to a whirl wind romance with just one glimmer of hope emerging in that the strife between the two noble families, Capulet and Montague, comes to an end. However, the first scene of Act 1 introduces the audience…
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by an English poet by the name of Robert Browning in 1842 which stands as an example of a dramatic monologue. Browning wrote the poem in twenty-eight rhymed couplets of iambic pentameter, and within the first few lines, there is a lot of repetition and sequence. In the poem my last duchess, Ferrara speaks of his first wife and the fact that she tends to have a wondering eye when it comes to other men. Throughout the poem, it eventually becomes very obvious, through hints from Ferrara that he has killed…
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writing to eventually drop in place for him after a long time of hard work. Astonishment was put in this essay by Douglass to show the types of things that all should do. First of all, the kindness of the people that were around him more than just good. He had people that gave Douglass advice on how to get free. Douglass had others that were kind by giving him tools in which he would need for the future, and he did use them. If you look around, there are not to many people that would actually take…
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Davis, and Mimi Marquez. Nick DeCrosta played Mark, and Jamie Petronis played Roger and Kat Barone played Mimi. Overall I thought the musical was good, and it had a strong message. As a whole the actors did great singing, there were only a few who had pitch problems. The only major issue I found with it was in the first act there wasn’t much monologue and I really had to focus hard to the lyrics in each song. Rent is a play that is about different people that are consumed with problem after problem…
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Why does Socrates think that the unexamined life is not worth living? Does he have a good defense of his philosophical life? As the wisest man in all of ancient Greece, Socrates believed that the purpose of life was both personal and spiritual growth. He establishes this conviction in what is arguably his most renowned statement: "The unexamined life is not worth living." Socrates makes it quite evident through the severity of the language in this claim, the extent to which he will live…
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yelled Jefferson as he slapped the table, shaking the table and spilling a little of Malcolm X’s latte. I took out my pencils to start taking notes. “I know how to persuade people! You have to appeal to logic and reason, give good detail as to why you say what you do. Good use of logic impels an audience to take your side!” (Declaration of Independence) Malcolm X rolled his eyes. “Logic? Is that all you have on your side? That’s only half of how to use rhetoric! You have to appeal to sympathy and…
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women apparently have equal rights and status to men. Through Blackrock Enright suggests that although we have equal rights by law we have a long way to go before we have them culturally. Unfortunately we largely still hold images of women sex objects, of male conquest and desire, they are paid less than men in many work environments and they are not represented equally in positions of power at all levels of society (schools, council, politics to name a few). The ideologies of our society are represented…
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Macbeth’s tragic flaw was that he had too much ambition and temptation to become king. In his monologue when considering regicide, he says that, “I have no spur / To prick the sides of my intent, but only / Vaulting ambition, which o’erlaps itself / And falls on th’ other” (Shakespeare 1.7.25-28). If it wasn’t for Macbeth’s ambition he would have never…
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(Hooti and Azizpour 19). The Loman family has been drifting apart for some time, enabling a feeling of isolation amongst the family members. The father being the central figure in a household has been absent while trying to be a good salesman for his company. Biff was Willy’s “ace in the hole” but Willy was the “flawed father… the man who seemed to sanction his hunger for success… suddenly stilled by a moment of revelation.” (Hooti and Azizpour 19). Linda Loman is the reasonable…
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