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  • Antony and Cleopatra Summary

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    The Tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra is one of Shakespeare’s pieces, which refer to Roman period of history. It offers us to deal with a widely known tale of Cleopatra, the beautiful queen of Egypt, and Marc Antony, the triumvir of Rome. At the beginning of the play Cleopatra’s affair with late Julius Caesar is…

  • Berthe Bovary

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    Berthe is a little miracle, and she is Charles and Emma’s daughter. Unfortunately according to everything that happened with her parents Berthe is forced into a life of poverty due to her mother’s extreme debt and her both parents’ untimely deaths. It seems like her parents don’t pay attention to her, and she is just…

  • The Natural Essays – Page 2 | Just Great DataBase

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    Essays from Philosophers In Jeremy Bentham’s essay, he states that not only do people seek pleasure, but that they ought to seek it both for themselves and for the wider community. He presents us with the principle of utility, which is based on the premises that pain and pleasure alone points out what we shall…

  • Alejandra Rocha

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    Beautiful, charming, smart, tall, slim 17-year-old girl who shines every room she walks in. She is pale, with long black hair. She is a way of escaping from each trouble you may have in life. Our first meeting with Alejandra, Don Rocha’s daughter, is what we ultimately retain as the core of her character: enigmatic.…

  • No Exit Essays

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    No Exit In one of the most original plays ever written, “No Exit” illustrates the modern day interpretation of hell; “Hell is other people,” being its central Sartrean existentialist theme. As the title suggests, it is a play about the consuming, inescapable gaze of the other and the inevitability of… 688 words Existentialism in No…

  • The White Rabbit

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    The White Rabbit is a perennially grumbling red-eyed inhabitant of that unordinary world.  “Oh dear! I shall be too late!” is the slogan of his life. He is using this phrase in any case and always hurries somewhere. His invariable attribute is the waistcoat, and pocket watch. Frankly speaking, White Rabbit keeps pocket watch in…

  • O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo? Romeo and Juliet

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    O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo? Deny thy father and refuse thy name, or if thou wilt not, be but sworn my love, and I’ll no longer be a Capulet. Quote Analysis We hear these words at the beginning of the scene on the balcony in Act 2 Scene 2, when Romeo still didn’t…

  • Unoka

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    The novel opens ten years after his death. Unoka is an example of a father who you will not choose yours. Okonkwo was feeling big shame about him since early childhood. According to the standards and rules of the clan, Unoka was called a coward and big waster. He never worried about his life, or…

  • Adam

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    Adam is the first created man by God. He is the father of all humanity. Adam is created as an ordered human, who can live happily in joy and praise God. Feeling lonely Adam once asks God for a friend, and he makes her – a beautiful, lovely Eve, the mother of all humanity. Adam…

  • Pheoby Watson

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    Janie’s best friend in Eatonville. Pheoby gives Janie the benefit of the doubt when the townspeople gossip viciously about Janie. She is the audience for Janie’s story, and her presence is occasionally felt in the colloquial speech that the narrator mixes in with a more sophisticated narrative style. Because of several responsibilities of her marriage,…