... Hamlets soliloquy begins with: "How all occasions do inform against me and spur my dull revenge!" (Act 5.sc 5.li-32-33).Shakespear is trying to make the reader take pity on Hamlet.Laertes who is in Hamlets position says: "It warms the very sickness in my heart that I shall live and tell him to his teeth,"thus did'st thou".(Act ... 6.sc 7.li 55-57).Hes basically saying it would make him happy to kill Hamlet. If you read those two quotes,you will see its exactly how Shakespeare wanted to poetray each character.The two quotes seem so different coming from two people with such similar motiv...

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... sleeve For daws to peck at. I am not what I am" (I.1:1.70-71). These two quotes talks about how Iago plans to stay by Othello's side even though his knows that he does not like him. He pretends to be loyal to Othello, but once Othello turns his back on Iago that's when he will attack, not physically. Lust takes place in these ... quotes because Iago's pleasure is to get revenge on Othello and Cassio, and the only way to do this is to be on Othello's good side and make Cassio (Othello's Lieutenant) look bad. Wrath is when ... violent, resentful, anger, rage, fury takes place. An example...

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... he is a bastard. Gloucester has also given evidence of favoring Edgar in 1.1 when he makes jokes at Edmund's expense in front of Kent. Clearly Edmund's anger and frustration have mounted to a highly dangerous level, but Gloucester is unable to see this. Lear's eyes begin to be opened to the fact that Goneril and ... to find their inner sight to the truth in order to save themselves and their loyal children, but cannot. Even as Gloucester says he will see revenge on Cornwall and the others, Cornwall puts out his eyes. As soon as his physical eyes are removed, Gloucester discovers that Edm...

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