Mutinies

In William Shakespeare’s play Julius Caesar the most important theme is manipulation. There is in fact many parts where manipulation has taken place. In the beginning when Brutus was manipulated by Cassius, and then again when Antony manipulated the Roman citizens. Manipulation is the most important because it shown through many things. Cassius needed to manipulate Brutus for his plan to work, without manipulation they may have not proceeded to kill Caesar. It first appears through Cassuis. Cassius

her Romeo knew that they couldn’t marry just by hearing the last names of each, their families’ hatred for each other was so strong. “Two households, both alike in dignity,/ In fair Verona, where we lay our scene,/ From ancient grudge break to new mutiny,/ Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean./ From forth the fatal loins of these two foes,/” (Romeo and Juliet. Lines 1-4, Act 1, Scene 1). In “Pyramus and Thisbe” however, it never says why their parents forbade their marriage, therefore no rivalry

technique, as well as their differences. Their execution of ideas as well as their artistic imprint forever changes how we view modern day cinema. Battleship Potemkin follows a crew of a naval ship, which has been mistreated for the last time. The crew mutinies against their superiors, sparking a revolution, which set in motion, unwanted consequences. The effects of the crews’ rebellion cost innocent people their lives, Tsarist soldiers come and slaughter the civilians, as they celebrate Potekims victory

conscience is only an instrument which merely strengthens his ideas only for evil. The pinnacle of Claggart’s evil comes in the novel with Claggart’s false charge upon Billly for being the leader of a mutinous group. He blames Billy of spreading mutiny among the sailors. Hearing this, Billy goes mad and kills Claggart. But the conflict does not come to an end. This creates another conflict between good and evil that is between Man and Society. Though his inclination was not the assassination of

getting home, for without it, he would have never been able to build a boat and start his journey. Odysseus’ intelligence was tested when crossing the strait with Skylla, when he had to choose between telling his crew about the toll of six men and risk mutiny, or not telling his men then feeling completely guilty for what happens. Without these valued traits, Odysseus couldn’t have journey so far for so

riots, loss of lives to get freedom have been discussed in the paper. Key Words: : Sensitive issues, Partition, Freedom Movement, Sepoy Mutiny, British reign, Colonial rule INTRODUCTION: Manohar Malgaonkar, a versatile writer put a strong impression in Indian Writing in English. He is known for his novels which depict issues like struggle for freedom, sepoy mutiny, partition and non-violence etc. ‘A Bend in the Ganges’ is one of his most discussed novels and Manohar Malagaonkar depicted sensitive

their village is seen through their efforts to defend their village and livelihood in the face of the bandits. This pride is even more evident as those farmers who live outside the protective wall built around the village for the battle attempt to mutiny against the samurai and defend only their homes. However, the pride of those few farmers is overcome by an even stronger element of Japanese ideology- the collectivist and utilitarian nature of society. The village’s general way of life illustrates

Some of the positive effects of imperialism on india would be the transportation methods and communication that were introduced to India by industrialized countries like Great Britain. Phones were improved and paved roads, cars, trains, and postal networks. This was a positive effect because it boosted the economy, standard of living and the flow of information to people. Also modern technology and education were also benefits for India. More advanced machines for manufacturing goods, vaccines, cars

wanted more such as his own fleet which was refused to be given by the King of Portugal. Instead, the Spanish king provided an armada or fleet or ships of five. Magellan employed a group of men in their teenage years and twenties which later staged a mutiny. Within the armada Magellan was the oldest in the group he was about the age of forty, most men did not live past fifty. Magellan had a simple plan. His plan was to sail out south and then west across the Atlantic, find a narrow passage of water connecting

Ferdinand Magellan was born in Northern Portugal in 1480. As a young child he studied maps and navigation and his dream was to become an explorer. His parents were a part of the Portuguese nobility and when they died, Magellan became a page for the queen when he was only ten years old. In 1505, when Ferdinand twenty, he joined a fleet of Portuguese ships that were sailing to East Africa. From then on he became a sailor in the Portuguese fleet. In this position Magellan sailed as far as the Moluccas