In his essay, "Notes on Elizabethan Classicists," Pound accuses Milton of "asinine bigotry," and dislikes the "coarseness of his mentality." ... Satan is in Hell because he rebelled against God and God cast him with the rebel angels out of Heaven. ... Not willing to confront the angels of Heaven, Satan resorts to disguise and to lying. ... The angels of Heaven battled the rebel angels for several days, but the conflict was a draw. ... After none in Heaven dares to die in the place of fallen man, the Son pleads with the Father, "Behold me then, me for him, life for life / I offer, on me let thi...

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Makes it full man instead of ½ man ½ angel. ... (Arguments are the same as those for Angels due to the fact that these are angels. ... The "sons of GOD- are fallen Angels A. ... The name Elohim or sons of the Elohim are given to GOD and Angels, Angels being Elohim in an inferior sense. 2. ... On a quick side note, the American Heritage Dictionary states some interesting information. ...

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The second stage of the novel concerns Angel. ... She tries to write him a confessional note but unfortunately Angel never sees it. After their wedding, Angel and Tess both confess indiscretions: Angel tells Tess about an affair he had with an older woman in London, and Tess tells Angel about her history with Alec. Tess forgives Angel, but Angel cannot. ... Angel is a symbol of purity and the capitalistic social moralities. ...

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The Porter notes that the man has "committed treason enough for God's sake." ... Just as the virtuous angel, Satan became a fallen angel because he stood against God, the trusted, loyal Macbeth is forsaken to his own Hell for betraying Duncan. ...

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Further, the visual impact of a musical note (&) and God's own beauty is portrayed and ca ptured in the rhythm of the lamb playing in the meads. ... Powell, "The author notes that the perfect, beautiful, symmetrical, work of art (the tyger) is such a destructive animal: here Blake is identifying the idea that there, in fact, is evil in such a beautiful world but he cannot understand why". ... Hagstrum in his essay "On Innocence and Experience" writes, "The Urizen of Experience is not primarily the fallen Lucifer, the mythic figure of Blake's prophecy, but a ...

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Blake again establishes the bond between prophets and the fires of Hell by telling of an angel who, having been converted by a devil, embraces the fire and, consumed by it, arises as the prophet Elijah. ... But first, Man must be liberated and his perceptions made clean so that "everything would appear to man as it is, infinite," and this all important task has fallen on one William Blake, prophet, author, & printer. ... Another possible concern suggests itself in Blake's fantasy of the Angel's fate-all of Blake's anxiety may just as well be ascribed to the somewhat...

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Also, as I was observing the memorial, I took note of the numerous children that touched the glass plates-- feeling the grooves of the words as if they were reading Braille; I tried myself, and it only added to the overall experience. ... In between the six pillars were six rocks that resembled fallen pillars. ... The fallen pillars represent the decadent government in which racism and prejudice, war and strife, oppression and tyranny abound. ... However, I at least feel compelled to quote from Revelation 22:1-3: "Then the angel showed me the river of the water of life, as clear as cr...

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It is also interesting to note that the first obvious use of the word "double" is during a description of Macbeth being virtuous and brave, whereas the second obvious use of the word "double" is during the witches" spell which would have been considered by the audience as evil. ... Macbeth expresses such thoughts in saying, "Besides, this Duncan/Hath borne his faculties so meek, hath been/So clear in his great office, that his virtues/Will plead like angels- It was also believed in the Elizabethan era that the King was God's representative on Earth and therefore must be good. ... ...

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Romeo uses a lot of reference to the original script in Zefferelli's version, I think Zefferelli uses a lot of the original script because it is a good way of getting across the message that Romeo has fallen madly in love with this girl, and that she isn't just another Rosaline. I think that Romeo hasn't fallen in love with Rosaline, but instead has fallen in love with the idea of falling in love, and has maybe encouraged him a little more to gather more information on Juliet. ... and, 'Beauty to rich for use, for earth to dear', helps us see that Romeo has really fal...

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Note the physically intimate image of ll. 24-25. Any poet could call his lady angelic; Shakespeare composes a mini-poem on the theme in ll. 26-32. ... Note also the image of death in a grave at ll. 83-84. ... Note how Zeffirelli solves this problem. ... Note l. 65, in which Nurse is impressed by how "hot" (...

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How are both Stoker and Shelley able to horrify their readers, not through graphic violence but through images of the loss of humanity, in Stoker's Dracula' and Shelley's Frankenstein'? In both novels we get a sense of a loss of humanity with the characters, but of which characters? The monst...

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Ciccone knew that Queen had been hanging around the Hell's Angels gathering intelligence for another case agent so our team was the closest and obvious choice for this very important mission. ... They are so violent and crazy that they make the Hell's Angels look like pansies. ... It is the Hell's Angels and the Mongols at war. ...

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A great sense of urgency is felt, along with allowing audiences to realise the somewhat dystopian state under which Denmark has fallen. ... This is a great idyllic image of Ophelia, likening her with spirits and angels that enter Hamlets prayers and dreams. ...

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A Midsummer Night's Dream is one of Shakespeare's early "festive comedies,"" written around 1595-6. Despite the many thematic references to "dreams- and the fantastic setting of the Athenian forest, the play also contains a fair amount of commentary on Shakespeare's contemporary English world. Th...

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