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Comparative analysis of Cassius and Brutus in The Tragedy of Julius Caesar

“ Caius Cassius and Marcus Brutus are both main characters in The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, and are in multiple ways are either quite similar to or quite different from one another. These ways are presented in both their words and their actions. Both of...

Julius Caesar The Tragedy of Julius Caesar Tragedy 1 Page

Hamlet: analytical essay

Hamlet’s tragic flaw is his inability to avenge his father’s death because he hasn’t been able to conquer himself in his internal conflict. This recalls the cliche- “One’s greatest enemy is no other than oneself”. I think procrastination is the inaction that leads to Hamlet’s...

Hamlet Tragedy William Shakespeare 1 Page

Sympathy and Objectification in the Revenge Tragedy Genre

The genre of revenge tragedy has been both popular and unique in its ability to simultaneously arouse feelings that appear to be unrelated in its audience: vengeance and sympathy. What makes this genre vary from play to play, however, is the author’s ability to either...

Plays Revenge Tragedy 6 Pages

The minute of silence

The minute of silence is traditionally a worldwide period of silence to represent and show respect for a tragedy. People stop work to observe a moment of silence at 11am on November 11, which is the time and date when hostilities formally ended after more...

Silence Tragedy 2 Pages

The Context of Aeschylus’ Original Production, and the Effect on the Structure and Message of ‘The Persians’

Aeschylus was writing his tragedy ‘The Persians’ in a period of peace following a particularly violent series of wars between Greek and Persian forces (499-449) which eventually ended in Greek victory, as the Persian fleet was defeated in the straits of Salamis, and this can...

Ancient Greece Tragedy 4 Pages

The John F. Kennedy’s Assassination and Aftermath Events

The Assassination and Aftermath Events On November 22nd of 1963 tragedy struck the United States and made global headlines. John F. Kennedy, the 35th president of the United States, had been assassinated while on a motorcade through Dallas, Texas – accompanied by first lady Jacquelyn...

John F. Kennedy Murder Tragedy 4 Pages

Absolving Frankford: Analyzing “Kindness” in A Woman Killed with Kindness

It is easy for a modern audience to look upon the actions of Master Frankford in Thomas Heywood’s A Woman Killed with Kindness and recoil in disgust. While his actions may be starkly seen as emotional abuse today, within the world of the play his...

Plays Tragedy 4 Pages

Walkerton Tragedy

Introduction and background information about Walkerton · Walkerton was originally part of Brant County and was first settled in 1849 by William Jasper and Edward Boulton who farmed to the east of the river. Other settlers from the same era included John Lundy, Moses Stewart...

Tragedy 3 Pages

Ten Deeply Moving Coming Of Age Stories

Here are ten deeply moving coming of age stories listed in no particular order. Starting off at #1 is “Rabbit Cake” by Annie Hartnett. A tragicomedy on grief and healing, this book tells the story of Elvis Babbit, a young girl who recently lost her...

Comedy Novel Tragedy 2 Pages

Emotions of Anger in Aeneid

The idea of piety in Ancient Rome is not the same idea of piety that we have today. To the Romans, piety, or “pietas” in Latin, describes a set of social constructs that governs what makes a respectable person. Piety encompasses one’s devotion to the...

Ancient Rome The Aeneid Tragedy 5 Pages