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    characters or the plot itself, which caused great difficulty in choosing an angle for this paper. The planned marriage between the good-natured, appreciative Duke Theseus, who makes the best of everything, and the Amazonian queen, the proud, fastidious Hippolyta was interesting, with a Pagan twist, I enjoy Paganism and Pagan Esque mood, scenery, and feel. Then an utterly mad scramble

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    lion, killing the Lernaean Hydra, capture of the Arcadian stag, capture of the Erymanthian boar, cleaning of the Augean stables, slaying of the carnivorous Stymphalian birds, capture of the meat eating mares of Diomedes, stealing of the girdle of Hippolyta, killing the monster Geryon and the capture of his flocks, steal apples from the gardens of Hesperides, and the retrieval of Cerberus from the underworld. Though many of Hercules’ triumphs are spoken of, his most famous consist of his first two.

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    “But she told me where to look,” Chloe said. “Pleeaase come down, she’ll be angry with me if you don’t come to the Gymnasium.” “You must learn to be stronger Chloe, the old goat isn’t as frightening, as she may seem.” Thessalia knew that while Hippolyta could be cruel, she was above punishing a child for another’s insolence. “But you have to come.” “Why?” Thessalia said, as she reached into her bag and grabbed an apple. “Don’t you know Thessalia? The sentries spoted a ship! You have to get ready

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    Dream As one of Shakespeare’s early comedies, A Midsummer Night’s Dream has captivated audiences for centuries with its lyrical poetry, foolish comedy, and elaborate fantasy. It’s a story of love gone awry, centering on the marriage of Theseus to Hippolyta through the exploits of quarreling Athenian lovers, a troupe of amateur actors, and the fairies of the forest who manipulate them through various enchantments. Based upon the intricate beauty and the impenetrable wit of the language alone, I consider

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    Hercules is one of the most important and iconic heroes from the Greek myths. His qualities or bravery, perseverance, and strength have inspired people from Ancient Greek times from today. Hercules was born in Thebes, Greece. His father was believed to be Amphitryon, but his biological father was the god, Zeus. Hera was jealous and angry because Zeus was unfaithful to her, so she held a grudge and vowed to kill him when he was young. When Hercules was a child his mother put him and his brother, Iphicles

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    Since the beginning of time stories and tales would always be told tales of young men and women saving the day with their super strength speed and agility. Beowulf is one of those heroes , created in 1815 the story of beowulf is set in Scandinavia. The story goes as follows Beowulf, the strongest hero of the Geats, comes to help the king of the Danes a neighboring kingdom , whose mead hall in Heorot has been under attack by a monster known as Grendel. The story of beowulf isn't as different from

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    Husband and wife may be bound in marriage, but certainly not in opinion. No matter the strength of the relationship, every couple experiences a lovers’ quarrel. These arguments may be over minor details or major decisions. Ultimately, couples resolve their conflicts, and unite together again. In A Midsummer Night’s Dream, a comedy, by William Shakespeare, Oberon’s and Titania’s relationship is not perfect, but the conflicts they overcome makes their relationship stronger. Oberon and Titania give

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    Shakespeare’s play A Midsummer Night’s Dream presents an assortment of characters whose difficulties with their lover’s present itself in many situation of the play through these unique relationships. In Act 3 Puck is reporting to Oberon about Titania and Bottom when Demetrius and Hermia enter the scene Puck states “This the woman but not this the man” (3.2.44). Puck’s quote holds a simple but repeated metaphor of the play itself and its reoccurring themes on the mystery love presents. Puck’s

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    Love is a powerful human emotion. Everyone will experience love at some point in their life. It is almost impossible to avoid love. From loving your parents as a baby to loving your first pet, you will encounter it. “Every human being is capable of love but unfortunately, many have crippled themselves with all kinds of stupid belief systems, opinions, philosophies, ideologies — everything except life. If you are life, it is very natural to love” (Sandhguru). The four young lovers in “A Midsummer

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    When we think about Shakespearean plays, we think about men in tights talking in a funny dialect that not many people can fully understand. These plays were a major part of the Renaissance and are a topic of interest today as well. They tell beautiful stories, and were a great source of entertainment way back when. Even though these plays were, and still are, meant to entertain people, there are many other concepts to be seen that relate to the time period and the changes occurring then. There were

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