Melancholic

people with the same interests and are not fans of people with differences. People in this area of personality are managers, techs, data collectors, engineers, programmers, and business men and women. The fourth and last personality type is melancholic. Melancholic types are super stiuous and believe in traditions. For example, they people they the man is the bread winner in the relationship and ask the woman to marry them. They are not open to new close relationships and look to only their family and

were in a harmonious balance throughout the body but illness is said to have disrupted that balance causing one or more humour to become disordered. It is also said that the mind is effected by the equilibrium of the four temperaments known as melancholic, sanguine, choleric, and phlegmatic and that they dispersed to make up certain characteristics or personality traits. Critics have long described Shakespeare as using these humours and temperaments as a way for the audience to understand the character

Noblemen, as well as other individuals, began to share their ideas more and would also describe themselves with somewhat of a melancholic temperament in order to feel empowered. For example, in the 15th century, Robert Burton wrote The Anatomy of Melancholy in which he analyzed the history, causes and treatments of melancholia, while also making sure it was seen as a blessing. Soon

Paying particular attention to the ambiguous representation of love/death, compare and contrast Michael Drayton’s ‘The Parting’ (c. 1593), Lord Byron’s ‘When We Two Parted’ (1815) and Letitia Elizabeth Landon’s ‘Love’s Last Lesson’ (c.1838) in relation to poetic features, function and effect. Paying attention to the ambiguous representation of love and death, this essay will compare and contrast Michael Drayton’s ‘The Parting’ (c. 1593), Lord Byron’s ‘When We Two Parted (1815), and Letitia Elizabeth

garnered significant success during his time and wrote some of the best English madrigals. One of his most known pieces, O Care, thou wilt despatch me is an interesting literary work as it has numerous contrasting lines. The primary lines express a melancholic mood, but is juxtaposed with the gleeful phrase “Fa la la”. Weelkes emulates this the poem’s tone through the use of word painting throughout the music. O

horrifying mood during the coffin scene part of the story, a melancholic mood during the death of the scarlet ibis, and a dreary mood during the death of Doodle part of the story. In the scene of the scarlet ibis’s death, Hurst establishes a melancholic mood throughout the section. As the scarlet ibis falls from the bleeding tree to its death, Doodle observes that "the bird was still" (10). The stillness of the ibis heightens the melancholic mood in the scene, as readers might imagine a time where they

separate people from good and bad, in the novel they were a highlighted part of each character’s personality. Four of these personality types are phlegmatic, melancholic, choleric, and sanguine. Throughout the book these men reflected these various humors. The men who fell into these personality types are Malvolio represented the melancholic personality, in contrast, Sir Toby Belch portrayed under the sanguine personality, and similar to Malvolio, Duke Orsino acted upon the choleric personality.

that the person had lived his or her life as a choleric. When Hippocrates saw phlegm in the cadaver’s abdominal cavity, he concluded the person must have been a phlegmatic. The fourth and final temperament he came up with was the temperament of a melancholic, who had black bile in his or her body. As I have learned what each of these temperaments mean, I have put them in the order that I think best describes me. People who are predominantly sanguine tend

central idea of innocence to experience is the cycle of life and death and rebirth. This theme is illustrated in the young protagonist, Miranda, and her epiphany on the concept of the cycle of life and rebirth. The dominant tone in ‘The Grave’ is melancholic, and that tone is created through the language elements of symbolism, diction, and imagery. The story’s tone is also supported by the fiction element character. Porter begins the story with Miranda and her brother Paul exploring a graveyard

Black Soul “The Weary Blues” by Langston Hughes illustrates someone singing blues on “Lenox Avenue” in the streets of Harlem, the tone of the poem and the location can imply that both the speaker and the singer are African American. Hughes uses the genre of blues to portray the significance to African American culture. He also utilizes melancholy tone and word choice to strengthen the connection to Blues style music. In addition, he writes the poem in free verse to mimic the pattern of speech and