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William Shakespeare is most definitely one of the greatest poets and playwrights to ever live. Even though it has been hundreds of years, his work still continues to be distributed and read across the globe. His amazing stories about romance and tragedies continue to capture people’s hearts. As well as the reading, many people have…

Madness, defined by the dictionary, refers to it as the state in which one becomes mad. Other words to describe it would be insanity, senseless, frenzy, and rage. Madness according to definition is something that can be viewed as a bad thing that can only happen to crazy people, but in Hamlet, we see that…

Troy has felt fenced all of his life for a few reasons. He needed to deal with a careless and abusive dad. Troy tells us a story from when he was younger, “My daddy was looking for me. We down there by the lake enjoying ourselves when my daddy come up on us. Surprised us….

“Dilemma of a Ghost” by Ama Ata Aidoo is a very significant and powerful play. This play is about a young couple who gets married without the knowledge of their family. The wife, Eulalie, is an American woman and her new husband, Ato, is an African from Ghana. The couple decides to move to Africa,…

It is often said that money is the root of all evil, it can cause conflicts between people of the same or different tribe, however, money is also significant in resolving some conflicts. This essay serves to contend and address comprehensively and analytically the conflict caused by money between Shylock and Antonio in the Merchant…

The play opens with a scene highlighting the abuse Loureen, a housewife in her early thirties, experiences throughout the duration of her marriage as we come to realize during her conversation with her best friend and neighbor, Florence, as the play progresses. Loureen is the protagonist of the literature piece and the character I find…

Have you ever read or even watched the play Midsummer Nights Dream Well in this essay you will learn about the basic plot structure of the play. You will also read me talking some differences between the play and the movie and you will read about my opinion an which Liked better the play or…

Fences takes place in the era of segregation in the United States, when many public spaces were only open to whites and closed-off to blacks. Augustus Wilson examines the racial tension and the cultural imbalance among the African Americans during 1950s. It also occurs at a time of a burgeoning black rights movement of the…

The play, nothing but the truth (Kani, J. 2002) and the screenplay, Forgiveness (Latter, G, et al. 2006) deals with the truth and reconciliation, however, it each has different opinion and perceptions of truth and reconciliation. Both the play, Nothing but the truth (Kani, J. 2002) and the screenplay, Forgiveness (Latter, G, et al. 2006)…

‘Nothing but the truth’ and ‘Forgiveness’, both have strong messages that are affiliated with them. The play and the filmscript both portray the historical events that took place against Apartheid in South Africa with close reference to some of the political activists who struggled against Apartheid, and yet each of them have their own themes,…