She is intelligent and thinks very quickly and this was embodied when they had their merry war after his return, they attempt scoring point off each other, benedict called Beatrice a "rare parrot" he describes her as someone that talks a lot without making any point any copying other people's words. ... "kill Claudio" this illustrates how biter she is and wants revenge Beatrice is a woman who doesn't only challenge the opinion of war, but engages in a war of words with Benedick, She was descried by Hero as "a coy and wild haggard of the rock" this presents her as a stro...

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• Grade Level: High School

Welcome to the Underground While America sleeps safely at night, safe and secure in their world there is another world taking place, a more dangerous and wild world. ... "I don't think I"m dressed right," I whispered to my friend, a so-called Rave expert. ... One of her friends offers me a drink of her water I graciously accept moistening the desert I call my mouth. ... Where else can you see a so-called gangster with gold chains on his neck? ... A society I took part in a society called the rave....

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"The true living world of fire is dark, throbbing, darker than blood. Our luminous world that we go by is only the white lining of this- (Dionys to Daphne in "The Ladybird-). What narrative strategies does Lawrence employ to convey this sense of a world "darker than blood-? How do these strategies o...

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I call that business ." ... For instance, Lady Bracknell's liking Cecily because she hears that Cecily has a large personal fortune in her name, and she does lies directly to her face and puts on the act of how much she likes the girl because she has money just proves the she is just trying to hide her obvious materialistic ways, which is the way most aristocratic woman of this time behaved and were portrayed by Wild. ...

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Though Hippolyta and Theseus" feelings for each other are genuine and he will wed her "with pomp, with triumph, and with reveling" (I.i.20), Oberon unveils that he has the power to put his wife under a spell to make her fall out of love with him, and in love with one of the first living things she sees, with a purple and white flower called love-and-idleness. ... In the moonlight the King and Queen of the fairies meet over Theseus and Hippolyta's wedding bed, both anticipating to bless the two lovers, but when they see each other there, jealousy grows wild between the two. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

Another similarity in both plays, so called "taming animals", is about how women just as animals must be tamed. When Beatrice claims that she will tame her "wild heart" to Benedick, this refers to the old tradition of taming falcons. ...

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Though passionate and fiery, beautiful and wild - all of which are ideals of the Romantic - ultimately, it is these very romantic traits that lead her to her untimely demise. ... As she dances, the bugles sound, signaling the soldiers to return to the barracks for role call. She is angry that he will leave her for the bugle call and demands that he join her and the gypsies if he wants to be with her. ...

• Word Count: 1868
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This uncaring attitude Cecy possesses, for any one other than herself, shows the reckless, naive and destructive side of love and those who won't stop for anything within their path to acquire this so called "prize." ... Her weakening mind flew in a night bird under the trees and over deep fields of wild mustard. ...

• Word Count: 1907
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• Grade Level: High School