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    Duffy S Dramatic Monologues

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    use and what impact do they have? Link to Pugh poems What kind of characters are created? How does this fit into her view or society? Dramatic Monologues Women • Girl Talking • Standing Female Nude World’s Wife • Mrs Lazarus • Mrs Midas • Mrs Tiresias • Mrs Aesop The Outsider/Fantasist Dear Norman Boy Education For Leisure History/Culture/Society Shooting Stars Poet For Our Times Making Money The Past/Memories/Loss/Love/Change • Descendants • Whoever She Was • Dream of A lost Friend • The Way

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    Oedipus Rex

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    Oedipus Rex Topic: Is it always good to know the truth? Have you ever heard the saying ‘’ the truth will set you free‚ but first it will make you miserable.’’ Well behind that there is another question‚ Is it always good to know the truth? Some say the truth will either break or make a person. Would you rather live your life in a bundle of lies and pretend to be happy? Or would you rather spend your life in shame and suffering because of the truth? It would be a guarantee the guilty feeling will

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    The story of Oedipus The King revolves around Oedipus’ voyage to avoid his own fate‚ something that in the end he cannot do. This literary work raises many questions regarding fate and its control over our lives‚ and more interestingly‚ our control over it – yet never gives us an answer which we can draw a solid conclusion from. One could prove that Oedipus’ decisions and actions are the factors that affect his life‚ but whether or not "fate" can also encompass a control over one’s actions is a question

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    Oedipus went to the blind prophet Tiresias ask who murdered Laios‚ and Tiresias told Oedipus that Oedipus himself was the murderer‚ but Oedipus did not believe him. Throughout almost the whole book‚ Oedipus is searching for the truth about who murdered Laios and about who his parents really are. At the end

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    Oedipus Trilogy Analysis

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    Novel Analysis of The Oedipus Trilogy Oedipus Rex‚ or Oedipus Tyrannus as it is in Latin‚ could be what we call today a Freudian work of literature. The Oedipus Trilogy was originally written by Sophocles and is meant to be told in a story-telling fashion. But this Grecian tragedy was revised and translated into English by Paul Roche and put into a novel form. The Oedipus Trilogy is a novel that deals with destiny and fate. The reader is shown a series of events plotted out from which Oedipus

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    Kings of Heros Fairness‚ loyalty‚ and protection are all qualities that a proper king would bestow upon his people. Such qualities are rarities amongst our recently read works‚ however these qualities are not always necessary for kings to be heroic. Gilgamesh‚ for example‚ takes advantage of his people’s brides on their wedding nights and is a foolish ruler. Oedipus‚ on the other hand‚ helps his people cope with their problems. Between the two‚ Oedipus is undoubtably the best guy for the job as

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    Aristotle once said “A man doesn’t become a hero until he can see the root of his own downfall.” (Aristotle) Aristotle actually had a lot of ideas about heroes‚ specifically tragic heroes. He defined a tragic hero as an individual of high social standing‚ whose fatal flaw leads him to be brought low in a reversal of fortunes‚ which he later recognizes before receiving a fate worse than he truly deserves. One of the most famous characters from a play in the tragedy genre is Oedipus. His tale is

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    Odyssey's Last Rhapsody

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    1 For this writing assignement I’ve chosen question number one. In a way ending the Odyssey with book 23 would make sense to a point because in 23 it talks about the meeting or rejoining of Odysseus and Penelope. Although at first Penelope is in disbelief when Eurycleia tells her about the return of Odysseus. However‚ by ending with book 23 you’re leaving the readers hanging with not letting them know what happens with the suitors‚ and the meeting between Odysseus and his father. The main theme

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    several lines of lyrics fit regret and guilt of what Creon had done. A couple of the lines from the song related to Creon asking for Tiresias help but then not liking the answer‚ for example "Someone told me to pray to dream‚ that it will come true no matter what it is. Tell me everything- look at me and tell me‚ tell me to please stop." Inside Creon knew Tiresias was right telling him that punishing Antigone was the wrong thing to do‚ but Creon was to late to stop and realize his mistakes. Just

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    Summary of the Odyssey

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    name teacher English 14 March 2012 The ( Astonishing / Astounding / Outstanding ) Odyssey In the beginning of the movie‚ Odysseus ’s only son is born‚ Telemachus. Soon after though‚ Greece is at war with Troy‚ and the kings Agamemnon and Menalayes come to Ithica to force him to help fight in the war. He is forced to leave his new born son and wife‚ Penelope. Before he goes though‚ he tells her that she must marry if Telemachus has a beard and Odysseus has not returned. On his way towards

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