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    Hercules Book Report

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    Hercules Hercules was a demi-god which is the reason he had so many super human powers. His mother was Alcmene and his father was Zeus who deceived Alcmene by disguising himself as her husband. Because Hercules was a demi-god he was able to clash with gods and win. He is also regarded to be the strongest man to ever live. This is show when he was young and one night when he was in his nursery with his half-brother, two giant snakes came into the room and Hercules straggled them both. Later, but still

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    When the lovers were found in the forest and they tried to tell him and Hippolyta what had happened they didn’t believe them but they both thought it was a little strange that they were once enemies and now they are found laying together and they found that all of their stories had matched out and neither of them could tell exactly

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    characters ;such as, rebel Hermia refused to follow her father's desire to marry Demetrius, Queen of the fairies Tatiana disobeyed her husband and declined to give him the Indian boy who he wants a part of his crew .While the former queen of Amazon Hippolyta married the Duke Theseus. The conflict between women's revolt and the authority of men was obvious in Midsummer night's dream. Hermia's strong personality appeared at beginning of the play. She refused to submit to the authority of the

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    S. Gm Vs Arts Analysis

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    table. While she balances chemical equations, I break words into morphemes. I read Whitman discovering the unity of nature while she reads about the insects and geology formations in nature. Thoreau screams in my mind, “Simplify! Simplify!” but the Hippolyta in her strives to create. She calls me lame when I transcribe sentences phonetically and note the parts of speech over each word, but I return the favor when she shows me a new method of solving a math problem. I flip through an anthology while as

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    stolen away from Fairyland, And in the shape of Corin sat all day, Playing on pipes of corn and versing love To amorous Phillida.”(Act II, scene i. 64-68). In this line, Titania tells Oberon how he snuck away from Fairyland to have an affair with Hippolyta. This also relates on how fairies are similar to gods. The Greek gods were able to come down to earth, disguise themselves as humans to have affairs with mortals, just like the fairies could with humans. Shakespeare

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    Hercules Second Greek

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    The second greek story starts off with mentioning that the son of King Aegeus, and the great Athenian hero was Theseus. Theseus grew up with his mother in Greece and his father moved to the city of Athens. Just before Aegeus left, he placed a pair of shoes and a sword behind a large and heavy rock. He told his wife that when his son was strong enough to move the stone, send him to Athens to find his father. When Theseus grew older and was able to remove the stone, he set off for Athens. His

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    A Midsummer’s Night Dream by William Shakespeare demonstrates that imagination is an amazing thing, as it allows the audience to think differently and be unique and form new ideas, concepts and images. Shakespeare’s play uses an immense amount of imagination to help develop the story create conflicts and complications to engage the audience. Imagination is also used in the way Shakespeare presents the play to the audience and in the way the characters are presented. Imagination is used a lot in

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    where incredible and unbelievable events occur allowing the characters’ true emotions to reign supreme. The first setting of Athens represents the real world consisting of problems and boring lifestyle. At the beginning of the play, Theseus and Hippolyta are starting to prepare for their grand wedding. Athens may be a place for festivities but it also is a place fit

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    In William Shakespeare’s famous play A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Theseus and Hippolyta plan to marry in four days. Lysander and Hermia run away to elope so she can avoid her father’s pick for her, Demetrius. He follows them and is followed by Helena. Oberon, the fairy king, squeezes a magical potion onto his wife Titania’s eyes so that he may have the baby currently in her care for his court, and she will fall in love with the first living creature she sees. However, Puck causes some extra mischief

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    Rules of Courtly Love; the outcome In the Middle Ages it was very common for people to follow the methods of Courtly Love. Courtly Love is the way they chose to find love, they worshiped the woman to get her attention and they also did things such as show noble and heroic character by doing deeds. This method of love came with a set of rules that some chose to follow while others didn’t. The lovers were knights and they were chivalrous men with noble standards. When dealing with love we all want

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