Macbeth is essentially a moral man with ambition but his wife and the witches are totally immoral and will stop at nothing to get their way. In the play he feels like a pawn struggling to be free and that closely reflects how many feel when confronted with the temptations of life. Lady Macbeth is psRead more
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There is a sense in which we are all pawns thrown down into circumstances that shape our lives. Hamlet , the potential king , is no exception , he is faced with his father's murder and his mother's fickleness so it is no surprise he is driven to instability and some have suggested madness. He attempRead more
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There are mainly three themes which I find in the poem. 1. Celebration of Youth - The poet describes the benefit of being young. According to him, a young person can do anything. He is courageous, lavish, pleasure-seeking, passionate, brave and adventurous unlike the old man who is weak, lame, joyleRead more
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The mercy is a boon which is given by Almighty God. He is also merciful. According to the poet, both giver of the mercy (like king) and taker of the mercy (like culprit) are benefitted by it. The giver of the mercy (who grants bail to an accused or forgives him) becomes a God-like figure. He is likeRead more