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in 1685, the King begged his brother and successor, James 'Do not let poor Nelly starve.' James generously paid Nell's debts and gave her an allowance, but it was not for long. After Nell’s death she became something of a legend, as a good-natured charmer, and an ordinary girl from the slums who was probably the only mistress of King Charles who truly loved him (Abbott). He is known as the Merry Monarch in reference to both the liveliness and hedonism of his court as well as the relief to return to

Barbantio would not be so furious about him and Desdamona’s relationship. Othello’s jealousy has a big part with the handkerchief that plays a key part in the novel. “That is a fault. That the handkerchief did and egyptian to my mother give. She was a charmer, and could almost read the thoughts of people. She told her, while she kept it, ‘Twould make her admirable and subdue my father, entirely to love her. But if she lost it.” (Act 3, Scene 4, lines 49-55). Othello’s anger beings to build up more when

In “The Awakening”, Kate Chopin demonstrates Edna’s early mother who experiences a melodramatic phase of transformation that she “awakens” to the boundaries of her old-style society and growing with freedom. Then, we look at Edna Pontellier awake in circumstances that have metaphorical awakenings to a new modern woman with sexual experiences. Edna fights off the common and ordinary structures of maternity that force her to be well-defined by her designation as spouse of Leonce Pontellier and mother

Exploring Death in Death in Venice       Death in Venice by Thomas Mann, is a story that deals with mortality on many different levels. There is the obvious physical death by cholera, and the cyclical death in nature: in the beginning it is spring and in the end, autumn. We see a kind of death of the ego in Gustav Aschenbach's dreams. Venice itself is a personification of death, and death is seen as the leitmotif in musical terms. It is also reflected in the idea of the traveler coming to the

The Blind and the god My name is Olivia Lancelame, I'm what you can call a NEET, I will be 30 years old soon, my familly left me when my eyesight deteriorated, they wanted me to become a police officer like them, so I was a huge disapointment to them. Day by day my eyesight got worse, all the doctor I went to see told me they didn't know from what I was suffering, today since two years I'm completly blind, when I could still see, I would read novels, play videogames. You may say it was because

Stoppards presentation of Thomasina in Arcadia Tom Stoppard uses Thomasina as his main character in the play. Her story is being told from the past and the whole plot of the play is leading up to her death. The play shows the journey of Thomasina growing up, to the eve of her seventeenth birthday where she would became a woman and have been married off to someone that her mother thought was worthy. Stoppard uses the present scenes well to introduce additional information that Hannah, Valentine

Willy Loman as Tragic Hero of Death of a Salesman     Willy Loman, the title character of the play, Death of Salesman, exhibits all the characteristics of a modern tragic hero. This essay will support this thesis by drawing on examples from Medea by Euripedes, Poetics by Aristotle, Oedipus Rex by Sophocles, and Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, while comments by Moss, Gordon, and Nourse reinforce the thesis.             Death of Salesman, by Arthur Miller, fits the characteristics of classic

Introduction- “ A table, two chairs, a Lambretta scooter and Rs. 2000 in pocket”. Many entrepreneurs may have similar beginnings, but none of them would match the person about whom we are going to discuss. The man, who formed India’s biggest family namely “Sahara Parivar”. A man, who did not care about the road blocks, who always had faith in himself and moved forward to show that roadblocks are nothing before determination and even demonstrated how they help in success. We are talking

Consumed with... What are symbols and why are they viewed differently by individuals. For example, a marriage between to people that love each other is represented by the vows said by each, the rings placed on the finger, and the commitment honored before God. In the play “Othello”, Desdemona and Othello married, they desired to share their life together, and even consummated the marriage through sex, but their views of love differ. Let me explain the opposition of how the audience may view the

also shows that he can be fair and rewarding because he praises the brave Captain and he also puts the Thane of Cawdor to death for betrayal against his country and then awards Macbeth his title for his heroic doings against Norway. He also can be a charmer and very polite when he is greeted by Lady Macbeth at their household act1 sc6 L10-15. Even after his death people still speak highly of him, even Macbeth refers to Duncan as ‘gracious' (act3 sc1 L65) and when Macduff argues with Malcolm, he appeals