In the play, the hero Macbeth constantly declines in his level of morality, until his death at the end of the play. ... "Methought I heard a voice cry "Sleep no more! ... (Act 2, scene 2) "Still it cried "Sleep no more!" ... The witches gather on the moor to meet Macbeth. ... As the battle continues Macbeth meets young Siward. ...
After the death of her mother in 1872, the family became increasingly dependent on her writing income. ... It is at this time that Burnett, who was constantly battling illness, acquainted herself with the philosophies of Spiritualism, Theosophy, Mind Healing, and Christian Science. ... Dickon Sowerby - Dickon is alternately described as "as common moor boy- and " a Yorkshire angel-; he is both. Two years older than Colin and Mary, Dickon has lived on Missel Moor his entire life, and has a uniquely intimate relationship with the land. ... He has been in a crushing depression ever since the ...
"Let me live in greatness...and courage," he says, "or here in this hall welcome...my death." ... Hrothgar is extremely upset by the death of his friend Aeschere. ... When Grendel's mother appears to have they key to Beowulf's death, God interrupts the battle. ... As a hero it is Beowulf's job to accomplish the impossible, and as an old man he still wants one last moment of glory. "...as an aged king, I shall still seek battle and do glorious deeds, if the wicked ravager will come out of the earth hall to meet me." (65-66) It is Beowulf who starts the battle, by waking the drago...
De Quincey's true moors of suffering are embedded in repeated occurrences of separation. ... De Quincey's lament for Ann is consoled by the thought of the peaceful death his "Magdalen" should have been paid: I now wish to see her no longer; but think of her, more gladly, as one long since laid in the grave; in the grave, I would hope, of a Magdalen; taken away, before injuries and cruelty had blotted out and transfigured h...
Act 1, Scene 1 Line 20-34 - Reasons Why Iago Hates Othello Iago tells Roderigo that he knows his well enough to know that he deserved the position of lieutenant, however Othello had already chosen Cassio , a Florentine, who has no more knowledge on warfare than an old lady and has absolutely no experience in battle while Iago is just his ancient. ... Line 67 - "Thick-lips" " White men were dominant and thought to be superior over any other race and this is evident when Roderigo used a derogatory term and racial slur, "thick-lips' towards the Moor, Othello. ...
Between 1560 and 1603 over 16,000 people were convicted of being witches and were burned to death. ... They are set upon the moor to appear isolated from society to make them more fearful. They arrange to meet with Macbeth on the moor; this is because they can draw him into their world. ... After discussing spells they predict that Macbeth is coming over the moor and prepare themselves. ... Angus said that the last Thane of Cawdor was put to death for being a traitor. ...
They claimed not to have had a drink of water since the battle of Shiloh and also to live in hell. ... Although some of the Klansmen were injured, the death toll of Negroes and Republicans was close to a thousand. (2) The Klansmen boasted that they were a "rough bunch of boys."" ...
