This last quote I feel takes us back to the race differences. ... Does this quote show the steps back to his animal ways? The tone that this quote presents to us would be one of pure hatred and evil. ... Othello's language is more from the heart, containing rage and fury presented to us using much animalistic and quite violent imagery. ...
Mercutio also uses a double entendre for this quote, meaning also that if Romeo is to have sex with the woman that he loves, then he will sink into her and burden her body. ... This speech marks a significant moment in the play, because this is where the action presented within the play begins to roll out of the control of any of the characters; Romeo is unable to control his love for Juliet, just as much as Mercutio is unable to control his urge to jump to Romeo's defense in the fight with Tybalt, and Tybalt is unable to control his hatred of Montagues. ... Romeo refuses, stating that:...
He was shallow, filled with so much rage and hatred for his father, who left his mom and him alone, which he will never be able to forgive and forget. ... As I quoted, Landon said "It was, I remember, the most wonderful moment in my life". ...
Klassen provides an example of this thirst for vengeance when he quotes Agamemnon stating, "No; we are not going to leave a single one of them alive, down to the babies in their mothers" wombs- not even they must live. ... Klassen also provides a quote from the Odyssey stating, "The disgrace of it will echo down the generations should we fail to punish the murderer of our sons and kindred (Odyssey XXIV. 433-34)." ... The Old Testament is also read to discover what ideas are quoted within the work, that others have used to justify malice towards one's enemies. ... A similar messa...
