… meets Thorin, he was a tiny and modest creature living as an ordinary hobbit, in his average hobbit hole. Thorin, who plays the role of a guardian angel in this story, watches over Bilbo as he seeks to complete his journey . The series of events…

… cultural identity is explored through Hamlet's isolation which is created by the conflict between his duty to his father, and his duties to the monarchy and society. Hamlet is isolated from his society due to his turbulent emotions which result from…

… of Julius Caesar Author - William Shakespeare Type of work - Play Genre - Tragic drama, historical drama Language - English Time and place written - 1599, in London Date of first publication - Published in the First Folio of 1623, probably from…

… one of his most famous plays, two youngsters have been fooled by their miserable fates. Their encounter is a predestined mistake that they cannot rectify after they have fallen in love with each other. With the assistance of two foolish helpers,…

… been entertaining the public not just because of the beauty of the poetry but its relevance to today's society. During the course of the tragedy, 'Macbeth', we see power corrupting a heroic figure and making him a vicious, sinful tyrant. In today's…

… not give us any insight into shifts in feelings. Scene 3 is crucial, however, because it is the pivotal scene where Iago convinces Othello that both his wife and Cassio have committed adultery. At the end of the scene, Othello decides to take revenge…

… fluid in the human body. It has been called the river of life, which clearly emphasizes its importance in nature. In The Tragedy of Macbeth, blood emerges in the text from scene to scene. William Shakespeare uses the image of blood to evoke the horror…

… those of the Samaritan and King Solomon. I think she gives reasonable arguments to defend her multiple marriages. If the religious individuals that she stated were allowed to be married numerous times in a church, she should have that opportunity…

… relationship and its entanglement in lies. Although the narrator's lover is unfaithful, both pretend to be oblivious to the situation. Through punning and connotation, Shakespeare manifests the same equivocations the narrator and his lover have expressed…

… a Christian reformer of the 16th century, who fails to achieve his required perfection. One flaw which hinders his striving for perfection is his arrogance. Moreover, scrupulosity is another flaw which emerges in Luther's character. Luther's arrogance…