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A plague on both your houses!
Because there is a poem called both "Harlem" or "A Dream Deferred" which compares a dream to a raisin in the son. The poem is by Langston Hughes, I think
"A plague on both your houses!"
Mercutio's dying curse, "A plague a both your houses!" is not directed at Romeo particularly but at all of the Montagues and the Capulets whose feuding had caused his death. Mercutio conveniently forgets that Tybalt had no interest in fighting with him, and that Mercutio had forced Tybalt into the fight.
The inheritance check provides hope for the family. Walter wants the check to open a liquor store, so he can secure his family's financial future. The conflict arises because his mother, who actually inherited the money, does not want the money to be used in this manner. After Mama gives Walter a share of the inheritance, Walter makes an ignorant financial move when he entrusts it to his friend Will Harris. Walter loses both his and his sister's shares of the money. Walter almost stoops so low as to grovel at the feet of a white man, who will pay the family to not move to Clybourne Park, in order to replace the money.
Lust for money can be both a curse and a blessing. On one hand, it can drive individuals to pursue their goals and work hard for success. However, when taken to an extreme, it can lead to greed, corruption, and a disregard for ethical behavior, which can be detrimental to both individuals and society.
it helped bring in money from trading, but was also open to attack from other countries
It can be both a blessing (boon) and a curse (bane).
His lower back, right above his sacroiliac.
It wa a blessing - in that it automated a lot of manual labour. As a curse - it reduced the number of people required to operate new machinery - making a lot of people unemployed.
Monsoon is a blessing: The monsoon brings water for the wells and dams, fields and pipelines. The hard soil of the fields becomes soft. Second, the statement that the monsoon is a curse: The monsoon destroys the houses and the fields.
Science and technology can be both a blessing and a curse. They have greatly improved our standard of living, healthcare, and communication. However, they also bring challenges such as environmental degradation and ethical dilemmas. Ultimately, it is how we harness and use science and technology that determines whether they are a blessing or a curse.
fast food is a blessing!!! (if you dont eat to much) Fast food is not good for you if you eat it everyday. It is sometimes known as a curse.
Find it by your self. its all in the textbook.( lazy ppl)
You seem to be stating a conclusion rather than answering a question but I will try to apply a little logic to this. Starting with the earth, we can say that almost everything is both a blessing and a curse. We have terrible natural disasters but we also have a pretty nice place to call home. Our bodies are an unbelievable complex of both science and technology and serve us well, but we still have horrific diseases and accidents. Even humans are both good and evil. On this plane of existance, everything that we know and use is both a blessing or a curse. As we use the brains that we have been blessed with, though, we are weeding through the curses and adding to the blessings.
The plains contain rich farmland, but doesn't provide any natural barriers to the west
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