… through our mind. Wishful thinking is had. At night one might dream. One might dream about far off places, impossible things, or future things and even what ifs. People use their minds to venture into where reality will no let them. Possibly their…

… do anything to get it? Would you go to death defying heights? In the play Macbeth, William Shakespeare introduces to his audience many such characters. It is clear that the following specific characters: King Duncan, Thane of Cawdor, Banquo, Lady…

… commit suicide in order to be together? Since William Shakespeare wrote tragedies in which the main characters die, the star-crossed lovers in the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet had to die, but some significant events led up to their death and someone…

… in human history. He was the supreme ruler of the Soviet Union for 25 years. His regime of terror caused the death and suffering of tens of millions of people.The character of Napoleon best relates to Stalin. Napoleon was the most powerful pig…

… be viewed as a tragedy to the extent of classifying it as a tragedy. Instead, whilst it contains certain elements of tragedy, the epic nature of the story and the final victory of Aeneas over Turnus draws a sharp contrast between the elements typical…

… is the story of a man who could not make up his mind." Hamlet continually postpones the request of his Father's Ghost to revenge his death so he can further attain knowledge about what he is doing. Hamlet's indecisiveness helps further advance…

… by William Shakespeare, is about the assassination of a Roman ruler. A conspiracy has formed against Caesar, and even his most trusted friend, Brutus, is taking part in its' plot. This young man, who seems to have misjudged the character of Caesar,…

… we all assembled to the rescue ship. It was a twelve-seater rescue/carrier ship, known to be used in armies. It was so fast that it supposedly could do 489 laps of an oval in three seconds. I was excited..... There were twelve people altogether on the…

… a character, by the name of Friar Lawrence, makes an intriguing comment. After Romeo pronounces his love for Juliet to the Friar, the Friar says, "Wisely and slow: they stumble that run fast." In the following paragraph, this phrase will be explored…

… of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. She sets the plot in motion, being the first character to start stirring up action in the play, becoming the indispensable link between characters and is connected to every single one. Eventually, she aids the resolution…