Plays

man vs himself - Deciding whether to kill Claudius or not. In addition to this, Hamlet shows through his sililoquies whether he should live or die. "To be or not to be, that is the question" man vs man - Hamlet vs. Claudius. Hamlet vs. Laertes. Hamlet vs. Polonius man vs. society - Claudius can't punish Hamlet because the civilians love him. Claudius and Gertrude's marriage are considered incestous, and therefore go against society's norms.

She was a cunning and beautiful woman who can manipulate anyone she wanted.

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Et Tu Brutus

John did not tell Elizabeth that he was alone with Abigail.

Stella and Blanche go out to see a play.

Hero

Comedy of Errors may not have been a big hit in Shakespeare's time. It was probably first performed at the inns of court, to a classically educated audience. It may have been a work commissioned by an inn of court for the entertainment of its members.

A jewel

He means, "all men are created equal". Or, "a man's a man for a' that". He asks why Caesar should have the special status and adulation accorded him when he is just as much a man and citizen of Rome as Cassius is.

Presumably this is for the scene when Alice is stuck in the White Rabbit's house.

The first step is to get the basic Alice costume. The easiest and most recognisable look is that from the Disney adaptation.

You need a blue dress, a white pinafore, white stockings, black shoes and a black ribbon for your hair.

Then, for the house, a painted cardboard box is probably the simplest thing to do.

Cut out holes for windows, use the flaps of the box to make a pitched roof and add a cardboard tube for the chimney. Then decorate the box to look like a quaint little house and put it on over the Alice outfit.

Yes! It's on video tape. William Hurt, and of all people Emmanuel Lewis both were in an NYC Summer in the Parks performance sometime in the 70s. I know because I watched a copy of the tape in college back in the 80s. When I was in college, the tape was at the University of Maryland McKeldin Hall Library.

It was a fine performance and believe it or not, from time to time, I search for it, too! I would really like to see it again.

It is a selfish and superficial remark. The king has just been stabbed and she's worried about how hard it is to get bloodstains out of the carpet.

If she is planning to look the innocent flower while being the serpent under it, she should have showed more shock and concern over the fact that the king, the beloved Duncan, was dead.

What Polonius says might seem like practical and wise advice. His closing exhortation, "to thy own self be true" is often sententiously quoted. The significance of this fatherly advice is that when we find out, in Act 2 Scene 1, that Polonius is sending a spy to check up on Laertes by slandering him about the town, we realize that Polonius himself is not to himself true and he is, as we increasingly find out, false to every man. He doesn't expect Laertes to listen to his wise advice, because he wouldn't think of following it himself. He is just putting on a show.

This implies that honor is more important to Brutus than life itself. This is a very strong claim, but seems to be supported throughout the text. In all of his actions, it is possible to see how his commitment to honor has guided him and influenced his thinking.

In the animated Disney version of Alice, she meets a talking doorknob. (follow links for pictures)

There doesn't seem to be any reference to Alice meeting a doorknocker.

There is an example of talking doorknockers in the film Labyrinth. (follow link for video)

Dramatic devices are elememts of the play which allow the writer to build up tension or other intended effects. These affects influence the action of the playand the response of the characters and audience.

In sooth your are to blame

Iago is stupid.

Iago had lied to Othello and convinced him that Desdemona was secretly having sex with Cassio.

At least 53 times.

The different characters of 12 Angry men come from various backgrounds, but 11 of the 12 are initially convinced of the accused's guilt. The 12th juror works to set aside each jurors prejudices and fallacies to assure that justice does prevail.

naah, he's a player, you get me x

tituba is the one who conjured up the spirits

No, Iago's power lust has nothing to do with it because Iago could never hope to achieve Othello's level of power in the Venice military because of a law that says that an outsider must always be in charge of the military. And in the grand scheme of things Cassio isn't that much more powerful than Iago so it wouldn't really be worth that much effort just to barelly move up a step. If it has anything to do with the power level it's just the sheer disrespect Iago feels for being passed up for the promotion. But it's more likely that Iago wants to destroy Othello simply because he hates him and for no other reason. Iago gives several reasons why he may hate Othello but he never settles on one; he normally just says that he hates Othello. And if Iago can hate Othello for seemingly no reason what so ever it makes Iago a much for fearful and powerful character.