Three novels

and therefor over powered him. To the contrary, Lady Macbeth was overcome by her ambition from the very beginning. Reasoning was abandoned after the decision to kill Duncan was made. At that point we see no serious questioning of the motives of the three witches when they told their cunning and misleading predictions. Macbeth even went as far as to ask for their advise a second time - this second time would of course lead to his downfall. The decision to

If I had the power to sacrifice one character in the story to help save another character, then my choice would be to sacrifice Bishop Aringarosa, and save Remy. This was my decision, because if you kill one of the characters that is a backbone of the story, for example, one of the protagonists, (Langdon), or the main antagonist, (Teacher), then there is practically nothing left for the story to build on. But if you take out a character that is not essential to the plot, like the Bishop, the story

78 Islam, as practiced by Blacks in the West, has redeemed and prepared more souls for political liberation, than any other religion- and this I so highly commend. But I’m sure its followers and selfless leadership do not expect and require its adherence for cleansing of the spirit and morality, our pursuit for self perfection, and for their unification and mobilization with our people here. There is only One universal Supreme Intelligence, and we have varying interpretations and names for it in

Force and influence play major roles in the way humans shapes their lives. It’s a big component of why one has the destiny they do. In Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley, society’s opinion and rejection towards Frankenstein’s creature influenced him to build up hatred towards his creator and human beings. In Macbeth, by Shakespeare, Macbeth’s ambition is born when he is revealed of his prophecy that he will become King of Scotland. This ambition of becoming king causes a moral decline in Macbeth. Dorian

Frank Baum’s ‘The Wonderful Wizard of Oz’ (1900). The novel features a witch for each cardinal direction, correlating to either notion of good or evil. Obviously, these polar opposites of morality are cause for the plot to centre on the cliché struggle between good and evil, and this is nothing new. What is

A Critique of Enter Three Witches The book “Enter Three Witches: A Story of Macbeth” by Caroline B. Cooney gives an account of fictional characters that could have existed in the play “Macbeth” by William Shakespeare. The bookfollows the lives of Lady Mary, Ildred, Swin, Seyton, and Fleance. The idea behind the book was ingenious and had many good qualities, but there were also some cons. Frist to address the pros. Caroline Cooney did an excellent job on staying true to the story of Macbeth, while

Macbeth, a play by Shakespeare revolves around the character Macbeth the thane of Glamis who works out his ways to become king and tries to ward off any threat to his reign and succession by all means. In Chinua Achebe’s novel Things fall apart, Okonkwo, the main character, equally does everything to prove his valor. Though set in Scotland and Nigeria respectively, both Macbeth and Things fall apart subtly examine how too much ambition may break a man or propel him towards self-destruction. Macbeth’s

of ambition for power can seem to be true perfection, but one should be careful what they wish for, because that power might be exactly what caused their downfall. This is true in William Shakespeare's story of a man named Macbeth. And C.J. Lewis’s novel about a White Witch, Jadis. Merciless, cruel, and power-hungry, both Macbeth and the White Witch portray an image of pure evil. Although the White Witch & Macbeth are named royalty--King or Queen---,they never deserved the title. “She calls herself

fascinating, and is able to bring into life raw emotions in the acts. When the first time I saw the Macbeth book, I thought this book must be interesting because of the bloody picture that was printed on the cover. I enjoy reading crime stories and mystery novels and I was hoping Macbeth would be a similar one. After I started reading Macbeth, I completely understand that Shakespeare is such a great writer for modern arts; however, the dialogues and the passages can be hardly understood at the first attempt

individuals influenced others to turn on them. The two books, Macbeth and The Kite Runner were a great case of how love could influence individuals to turn on you. In The Kite Runner, Amir and Hassan were excessively near each other at the asking of the novel, and Hassan was a genuine companion that considerations and loves Amir even shields him from the adversary, Assef, that irritates them. Sadly, Amir isn't as steadfast of a companion as Hassan, in light of the fact that all that he watches over is his