HAMLET ACT I SCENE V — by Unknown on

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·          Limbo, purgatory → hell ·          Ghost spirit confirms identity (Hamlet Sr.) ·          Ghost (directive) – Revenge his f...

HAMLET ACT I SCENE IV — by Unknown on

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 Claudius is adding to suspicion because he’s happy → should still be mourning the king   Hamlet recognizes his father, starting to rea...

HAMLET ACT I SCENE III — by Unknown on

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• Hamlet favors/shows affection/flirting with 'his love' • Ophelia (Laertes’ sister) – not permanent, considered toy • ...

LITERATURE ANALYSIS #2 — by Unknown on

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Catch-22   ⋅  Joseph Heller 1. Briefly summarize the plot of the novel you read according to the elements of plot you've learned in ...

LITERARY FICTION & EMPATHY — by Unknown on

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Reading fiction makes humans understand human things. That is, when one reads fiction- rather than interpreting text that consists of mythic...

HAMLET ACT I SCENE II — by Unknown on

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Hamlet Sr. recently died (there is mourning still)  Gertrude was  sister-in-law, consistently queen (quite an on-off situation, howev...

HAMLET ACT I SCENE I — by Unknown on

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Setting : Castle in Elsinore > Denmark Exit > single character Exeunt  > plural (multiple characters exit) #TheCrew saw a...

The World Of Learning Communities- Hamlet — by Unknown on

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Currently investigating various AP Literature and Composition courses nationwide that I could communicate by means of e-mail to the instruct...

Unphotographable Moment — by Unknown on

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This is a picture I did not take. Body, shriveled. House, grieving. Mind, numb. Surrounded by family I have never seen show any sign of em...

Vocabulary #6 — by Unknown on

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abase -  cause to feel shame After one indulges in embarrassing or regretful acts, a witness could abase said person in the future. ...

Transmedia Draft- 'Canterbury Tales' — by Unknown on

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Thesis:  Canterbury Tales   serves the purpose to show how different social classes interacted with one another in their described roles i...

CANTERBURY OUTLINE — by Unknown on

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A collaboration of knowledge with Millicent Angulo , Sophia Gomez , Lupita Pliego , Yesenia Beas , and I, Edgar Rodriguez.  1. What Tale ...

GREEN EGGS & HAMLET — by Unknown on

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What do you know about Hamlet, the "Melancholy Dane"? I've heard of Hamlet all my life, whether it be others describing the ...

THE POINT OF CANTERBURY TALES IS... — by Unknown on

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Canterbury Tales serves the purpose to show how different social classes interacted with another with their described roles in society and s...

Vocabulary #5 — by Unknown on

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shenanigans -  secret or dishonest activity or maneuver If you want to make some significant memories, you have to come up and pull off so...

CHARACTER STUDY (II) — by Unknown on

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Time has passed and memories have definitely been made and it's now been four months spent at USC and Edgar, one of the freshman Trojans...

Canterbury Tales (II): What a Character! — by Unknown on

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Monk Approach to Characterization (In/Direct, When, Why): Chaucer uses both indirect and direct characterization in potraying the ...

Canterbury Tales (I) — by Unknown on

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Canterbury Tales- The Prologue - Prologue= narrator (Chaucer) meets 29 pilgrims at Tabard Inn - Narrator describes the start of spring; ar...