... . She makes an ominous statement about the character "the Misfit", who embodies all that is bad in the world that would later make a connection with the setting of the deaths of the family. In this final setting, the true face of human nature shines through, as the grandmother attempts to reason with the Misfit, to no avail, and then ... black child with no pants, she explains to the grandchildren how poor people are in the country. Though she makes no mention of how unfortunate this is, instead she begins to talk about her wish to learn how to paint, and how she would paint a picture of ...

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... for her Claudius, would have been much more frantic and scared. Claudius, who was in fact guilty, acted as if he was mad when he saw the murder being perfromed. Also, once Claudius began to react to what was happening on stage, Gertrude merely says, "How fares my lord?" (Act 3, Scene ... had been a part of the murder she would have realised right away. After the play is stopped, and Hamlet goes up to see his mother at her request, they get into a heated discution. At one point Hamlet takes the picture of his father that he had around his neck and the picture of Claudius that is ... arou...

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... Carolina paints a colorful picture with words, showing what it was like to live in the south during the 1950's. The main characters are a part of a family living on the poor side of town and the society in which they live in sees them to be lazy, good for nothing trash. Most of the family could careless about ... birth certificate. It is obvious that she has some resentment towards her own mother, Granny and her sister, Aunt Ruth, because they had allowed the stamp to used in the first place. Thus, labeling Bone a bastard to society and labeling herself inadvertently a lose woman. When M...

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... Gods and yet Creon picked law over faith. Creon himself best described the tragedy, which he brought upon himself in a quote saying, "Nothing you can say can touch me anymore. My own heart has brought me from the darkness to final darkness. Here you see the father murdering, the murdered son-and all my civic wisdom." What he is saying is that no matter what ... the circumstance, family needs to be the main focus. Family is caring about one another and going to the end of the earth to protect them. Antigone will be with her ... wife will as well. Yet Creon must live his life out by hims...

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