They thought ghost dance would save them. ... The Ghost Dance was not an attack or revolt. ... Because Sitting Bull was associated with the Ghost Dance, the white people thought the Ghost Dance was a revolt(La Barre,233). ... The Indian police called for the assistance of soldiers, which resulted in the deaths of 14 people, 6 being policemen. ... The Ghost Dance Society was dead. ...
Once the battle is over and the day breaks there are wounded British soldiers and Benjamin's family helps them. ... He tries to push the British soldiers away that are holding Gabriel and the lieutenant shoots Thomas, and kills him. ... Cornwallis and his men learn about this and start to call Benjamin "the ghost." ... One of the times Benjamin and his men won a battle against some British soldiers marching with carts. ... Cornwallis learns about Benjamin and his men but does not know that he is "the ghost." ...
From the soldiers' point of view (as told my Robert Utley years after the occurrence), white men began to feel threatened by this new "Ghost Dance"" the Native Americans had recently started practicing. ... To try to put a stop to the dances, they were sent to arrest Sitting Bull, a leader involved of the Ghost Dances. ... With the Indians surrounded, the soldiers collected the guns from Bigfoot's people, angering them. ... In the Native American's eyes, the Ghost Dance was a harmless ritual practiced to ensure safety, but the American soldiers felt threatened and took action to...
With Fortinbras being a soldier he is more active than Hamlet in seeking his revenge immediately, but has respect for Hamlet and shows his by giving him a soldiers funeral. "Bear Hamlet like a soldier to the stage". ... The audience can see that Hamlet is not naturally a soldier and finds the act of revenge a difficult task. ... "I"ll take the ghost's word for a thousand pound." ... Hamlet immediately asks the ghost whether he has come to scold him for not fulfilling the ghost's request. ...
The Ghosts of Vilnius In December 2001, Lithuanian workers made a strange discovery. ... Soldiers became weak due to poor diet. ... The once great army was a ghost of its former self, the elements required precious time and energy, something they no longer had. ... These are the Ghosts of Vilnius, the men buried on mass on the hillside at Siaures Mistells. ... I no longer found the soldiers' old gaiety. ...
Octavius says they should keep him, to be a soldier and a person to run errends. ... Event-Brutus encounters Caesar's ghost. The ghost tells him that Brutus will see him at Phillipi. Then, Brutus wakes up Lucius, Varro, & Claudius to ask them if they saw the ghost, but they didn't. ...
The appearance of the dagger (2.1.33) and Banquo's ghost at the feast (3.4.88) also play a role in Macbeth's guilt. ... The ghost of Banquo appears during a feast and causes Macbeth to make outbursts, alarming the guests (3.4.38). ... As the ghost is present, Macbeth exclaims, "If trembling I inhabit then, protest me / The baby of a girl. ... The third apparition is also indirectly true, because Malcolm's soldiers use the branches from the trees of Birnam Wood as camouflage as they march to Dunsinane, "Let every soldier hew him down a bough / And bear't before him. ... The ...
Hamlet is unsure of the ghost. ... Hamlet has to be sure that the ghost is really telling the truth about Claudius. ... Hamlet now believes that what the ghost has said is true, "I"ll take the ghost's word for/ A thousand pound" (III iii.291-292). ... To honor and give thanks to Hamlet, Fortinbras tells his men to give Hamlet a soldiers funeral, " Bear Hamlet like a soldier to the stage" (IV.ii.398). ... He first delays because of doubts of the intentions of the ghost, whether they are good or evil. ...
His father as a ghost caused Hamlet to change as a person in the play and this is very noticeable after the first appearance of the ghost. ... People don't know what to make of the ghost at first and what it really is. They think that it is ghost that is why they throw a spear at. ... The ghost told hamlet, -Mark me- (1.5.2), which meant to hamlet that he should listen to him and make sure that he looks him in the eye when he is talking to his father the Ghost. ... The courtier's, soldier's, scholar's, eye, tongue, Sword, ...
The first long talk between Hamlet and Horatio is in the beginning of the play, when Horatio and the courtiers came to Hamlet to tell him about his father's ghost. Together they are going to watch the ghost at night Horatio is the only one who is really down-to earth, he thinks the sight of the ghost is only an imagination ( Horatio says ... ... Hamlet decides to take a look for himself, Horatio warns Hamlet not to follow the ghost as it might lead him into madness and suicide (What if [...] roar beneath, 1.4.68-78). After Hamlet's hysterical return from his meeting with the ghost ...
ACT 1 SCENE 1 Characters: Ghost, Heratio, Marcellus. ... Heratio and the guardsmen inform Hamlet of the ghost they had saw the night before and Hamlet agrees to watch with them tonight in hope of talking to this ghost. ... The ghost finally appears and wants to Hamlet to follow it, Heratio and Marcellus urge him not to, but he is unsure whether the ghost is truly the ghost of his dead father, or if it was an evil spirit. ... The ghost wants Hamlet to avenge his death. ... Hamlet is dying and Fortinbras insists that Hamlet be carried away like a soldier. ...
He was known as a coward, liar, rascal, and combat soldier, and of course a lecher, someone who is overly interested in the opposite sex ("Sir" 464). ... The last major character in the play is the Ghost of King Hamlet ("Sir" 438-439). In the play, Horatio is invited to discuss the ghost that has been appearing the past few nights. As Horatio refuses to believe, the ghost reappears and he sees the Prince of Denmark, which just died. ...
When Hamlet was told of the ghost his instant response is to see the ghost. In act 1, scene 5 we discover, because of the ghost, that King Claudius murdered late King Hamlet. ... Later on in Act 3 scene 1 he is unsure of what the ghost represents "May be devil, and the devil hath power"( 554). ... Laertes is the son of Polonius and a soldier. ... If it were not for Hamlet contemplating whether or not the ghost was good or evil and when to kill Claudius, Hamlet would not have been five acts. ...
He may be a soldier on the outside but on the inside he is a coward. ... Macbeth and his wife attend a banquet in which a ghost appears. ... He then realizes that the ghost is Banquo. The ghost is sitting in Banquo's regular seat. ... Macbeth addresses the ghost, saying "Avaunt, and quit my sight! ...
The Columbia Tri-Star film, THE PATRIOT, stars Mel Gibson as Colonel Benjamin "The Ghost" Maritn, Heath Leadger as Corporal Gabriel Edward Martin, and Joely Richardson as Aunt Charlotte Putman Secton and Mrs. ... The soldiers are ordinary guys some likable, some not, most reliable, all believable. While Benjamin "The Ghost" Martin is invincible, Miller, with his shaky hand, is homesick and tired. ... Once THE PATRIOT soldiers are at their base camp it's almost as if the war is on pause. ... When the soldiers are not fighting Speilberg creates a thick atmosphere of tension. ...
The opening scene where it shows soldiers fighting on the front lines was done very well. During one point in the opening scene they had the strobe lights flickering on and off while the soldiers were fighting to give a slow motion effect. ... Macbeth had his council with him at the dinner table when the ghost would appear through the shudders (wall) and disappears back through them. ... When Macbeth sees the ghost at the dinner table and pulls a gun out and everyone hits the floor she tries to comfort him. ...
Together with her sister Anne, Emily created the fantasyland of Gondal which was part of a toy soldier game that they played with their siblings. ... He grabs the hand of a ghost child, who calls herself Catherine Linton. Terrified, his scream awakens Heathcliff, who calls for the ghost to reappear. ... I believe- I know that ghosts have wandered on earth. ... Lockwood ends up seeing ghosts thru his window, and Ellen talks about people seeing the ghosts of Heathcliff and Catherine walking the moors. ...
Hamlet needed to be sure that the Ghost was telling the truth before he sought revenge, Hamlet procrastinates killing Claudius while he is praying and lastly his trip to England further delayed his revenge. ... The Ghost delivered his news by saying, "The serpent that did sting thy father's life/ Now wears his crown" (1.5.39-40). ... However, despite all of this, Hamlet decides that instead of taking revenge right away, he would find out if the Ghost was telling the truth. ... Fortinbras is fighting for a piece of ground that is not big enough to serve as a graveyard for soldie...
She renounces her conformist life at the age of eight to follow the ways of a soldier. ... The Woman Warrior compares herself to a ghost, "We will be so happy when I come back to the valley, healthy and strong and not a ghost" (Kingston 39). In Asian legends, a ghost is a hollow and incomplete entity that wishes to carry out its mission. Her mission is to become a respected and renowned soldier. ...
As the Scottish leave victorious, the valiant efforts of Macbeth are commended by Malcolm when he distinguishes the "bloody man" as the soldier who freed him. ... When Macbeth's conversation with King Duncan ends, the soldier's weakening gashes are seen as heroic as Duncan states, "thy words become thee as thy wounds: they smack of honor both." ... After continuing to indirectly end Banquo's life, Macbeth is then haunted by his bloody ghost. ...
"Nevertheless, the ghost of his flight from the first engagement appeared to him and danced. ... Soldiers also face moments of loneliness and seclusion. ... Fleming leaves the soldier to die hopelessly alone. ... He no longer wants to speak to the tattered soldier and is frustrated. ... When the tattered soldier questions Henry, Henry feels guiltier for not fighting so he becomes angry at the tattered soldier for the guilt he feels. ...
Ophelia tells us that before the events of the play Hamlet was a model courtier, soldier and scholar, "The glass of fashion and the mould of form,/ The observed of all observers." ... He alone sees his father's ghost in his mother's chambers. Every other time the ghost appeared someone else has seen it. During this scene he finally shows his madness, because his mother does not see the ghost. ... [Act IV, scene III, lines 20-21] In the two months after his meeting with the ghost, he puzzles the court with his assumed madness but does nothing concrete to effect or further his revenge....
Macbeth starts off as a brave soldier whom is devoted to his king, but is tainted from the witches' prophecies, as Lady Macbeth appears as a kind wife but underneath lies a conniving, deceitful woman. ... Lady Macbeth remains in control as the play continues and is able to control crises well, which is exemplified during the incident at the banquet where Macbeth sees Banquo's ghost. ...
This is one of the reasons that the ghost of his father has such an effect on him, which is a trigger for all the subsequent events in the play. ... The courtier's, soldier's, scholar's eye, tongue, sword... ... He then is angry that he didn't kill the King, and is so frenzied that the ghost comes in to remind him not to harm his mother. When he starts talking to the ghost his mother is finally convinced that he has lost his sanity, and says, "Alas, he's mad." She must be quite frightened by this stage, with Hamlet adamant that he saw a ghost. ...
During dinner, Macbeth's conscience manifests the ghost of Banquo. When the ghost disappears, Macbeth states that, "Murders have been performed/ Too terrible for the ear," (III, iv, Ln.92). ... However, when British soldiers approach Macbeth's castle in Dunsinane with branches over top of their heads, he realizes that the witches have tricked him. ...
