... is a clear or discrete demonstration of hopefulness amongst the hopelessness Beckett creates within his married characters. Not only this but I will be using Henry and Ada from Embers to distinguish the small amount of hope within what seems to be an impossible love. I will be able to decipher ... to the audience a sense of meaning and hope in what seems to be a futile and meaningless love and the situations placed upon Willie, Winnie, Henry and Ada Beckett creates these surreal 'strange, barren, hostile, almost Dantesque worlds'5 for his characters, and through this I aim to find ...

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... fiercely; however, Emilia justifies cheating by saying "but, for all the whole world – 'Ud's pity! who would not make her husband a cuckold to make him a monarch?" (IV iii lines 71-73). On the other hand, Emilia's weakness in loving others becomes apparent to the audience once again when she betrays Desdemona, the woman she must serve with ... truly had love in her heart for her dear Desdemona, she would have returned the handkerchief to Desdemona after seeing the immense amount of pain it caused her in Act IV scene ii and iii. The lack of love portrayed by Emilia can only be att...

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... considered. While Marvell was referring to his mistress, and as such she may have meant very little to him, it is strongly believed that Wyatt's poem was written about King Henry VIII's wife Anne Berlin, and as such would have to have a far more respectable tone. The admittance of feelings for her alone were dangerous enough, although the fact he took ... ...

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