Something Wicked This Way Comes Comparison
Lord Brooke Fulke Greville poem and Ray Bradbury book Something Wicked This Way Comes have a connection because they use the same characters. In the poem they dont specific state a name of one but, they describe a character that is in Something Wicked This Way Comes. A example of this is in Lord Brooke poem when it states “Where fear stirred up with witty tyranny” This is describing the carnival because the carnival does this they cause fear and also it is a tyranny with Mr.Dark at the top and everyone below him. Another time the poem connects to the novel is when the poem is describing the freaks. The poem states “Proper reflections of the error to be, and images of self-confusednesses, which hurt imaginations only see; “ This is describing the freaks because in the book it states”So, what happens? You get your reward: madness. Change of body, change of personal environment, for one thing. Guilt, for another, guilt at leaving your wife, husband, friends to die the way all men die - Lord, that alone would give a man fits.So more fear, more agony for the carnival to breakfast on.So with the green
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Their endings are almost exactly the same they both say evil will come back. In the poem it states “ And from this nothing seen, tells of new devils, Which of expression be out of inward evil”(Lord Brooke) which is almost exactly the same has in the book when it states” ‘Dad, will they ever come back?’ ‘No.And yes.’ Dad tucked away his harmonica. ‘No not them.But yes, other people like them. Not in a carnival. God knows what shape they'll come in next.But sunrise, noon, or at the latest, sunset tomorrow they'll show. They're on the road.’ ‘Oh, no,’ said Will. ‘Oh, yes, said Dad. ‘We got to watch out the rest of our lives. The fight's just begun.”(Bradbury pdf 158-159). In both of these statements they talk about some sort of evil coming back but, they don’t know what it is going to
Their endings are almost exactly the same they both say evil will come back. In the poem it states “ And from this nothing seen, tells of new devils, Which of expression be out of inward evil”(Lord Brooke) which is almost exactly the same has in the book when it states” ‘Dad, will they ever come back?’ ‘No.And yes.’ Dad tucked away his harmonica. ‘No not them.But yes, other people like them. Not in a carnival. God knows what shape they'll come in next.But sunrise, noon, or at the latest, sunset tomorrow they'll show. They're on the road.’ ‘Oh, no,’ said Will. ‘Oh, yes, said Dad. ‘We got to watch out the rest of our lives. The fight's just begun.”(Bradbury pdf 158-159). In both of these statements they talk about some sort of evil coming back but, they don’t know what it is going to