Abstract: I was inspired to write this piece after reading too many fanfictions that start out great about the years right after the war, and then become unenjoyable as soon as they mention something about how Draco and the Malfoys are living terrible lives or plotting the rise of the next "Dark Lord." I feel like these people have completely missed Rowling's point in creating such a rich and deep antagonist in the Harry Potter series. Personally, Harry, Ron, and Hermione are the least likable
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sad the Caesar is dead. Brutus said "Believe me for mine honor, and have respect to mine honor that you may believe." Even though he is not very sad because he is the one that killed Caesar ,his own friend. Caesar said he didn’t die because all of the stab wounds he said he died because he saw Brutus the one stabbing him which upset him and killed him. Antony says " They both use pathos to get to the sad and pathetic side of the audience. Brutus is wanting all of the audience to feel his petty. Brutus
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and he said, “And this last night here in Philippi field, I know my hour is come.” Therefore, he asked Strato to kill him, but Strato refused to kill Brutus. However, Strato held the sword for Brutus to run toward the sword. He knew that he would become a prisoner if he got caught back to Rome, therefore, he rather die with honor than being taken as a prisoner and being executive in front of the Roman. Brutus’s fault led to his death because he underestimated
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recounts a moment when This is when Wiesel began to disbelieve or lose faith, for example, ‘’How could I say to him: Blessed be Thou, Almighty, Master of the universe, who chose us among all nations to be tortured day and night, to watch as our fathers, our mothers, our brothers end up in the furnaces?¨(Wiesel 67).He is confused on why he would continue to pray for his god. A reason is because he had let so many people died and made them surfer. As the author describes is experience, many other examples
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which is ethos. In other words he is telling the audience, “I am a believable man, so trust what I am saying.” By using starting the speech like this is makes the audience listen right of the bat. Another time when Brutus uses the emotional appeal is when he is speaking of Caesar. Brutus’ main point is that he loved Caesar but he loves Rome more. He goes on to explain, “as he was fortunate, I rejoice at it; as he was valiant, I honor him.” This quote is showing both
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this assertion. In book 1, Achilles expressed various types of feelings. As the greatest warrior of this whole war, he felt strong, powerful, proud and all mighty because he always came back victorious from battles with his army of Myrmidons for the past nine years. On the other hand, he also felt disrespected and concerned because Agamemnon decided to take possession of his “Timé” and members of his troops were dying. For all those reasons, Achilles decided to leave with the remaining members
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Declamation Piece- I KILLED HIM BECAUSE I LOVED HIM Jun 1 Posted by jhonerliz Honorable judge, gentlemen of the jury, people of the Philippines judge me, am I guilty or not guilty? But before you sentence me to death let me tell you my story. There was a young girl seventeen years of age with curvaceous body 36, 24, 26, a long hair and sizzling eyes being rich as she was she studied at an exclusive school. Oh my gosh! I met this guy, he’s the best player in our basketball team, and he’s the
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and Shakespeare’s play Hamlet, the main characters both go through tragic flaws. Their love does not end up the way they want but they keep on trying to make it perfect. Hamlet and Gatsby both have a job they want to do but cannot pursue that goal because they have men that are standing in their way. They also have secrets that they keep from their fellow friends and family and no one knows the actual reason for their misbehavior. Hamlet and Gatsby both suffer tragedies as they try to live their perfect
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earlier. Gatsby’s mission leads him from poverty to riches, into arms of beloved, and eventually to his death. I believe that Gatsby is most to blame for his own death because of his love for Daisy and getting in between Daisy and Tom's marriage. Gatsby’s love for Daisy eventually led to his demise, because he got in the way of Daisy and Tom’s marriage. In the book, Gatsby made himself believe that Daisy loved him more than she loved Tom “‘I did love him once but I loved you too.’ Gatsby’s eyes opened
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How far will two people go when they love each other? In Romeo and Juliet, two young people fall in love. Problems arise because their families are enemies, and it makes it very difficult for them to be together. Fate has a greater impact on the characters in the play than their own personal choices. Fate took its toll on Romeo and Juliet from when they first met each other. They were destined to eventually be torn apart by family conflict. Fate ultimately lead both Romeo and Juliet to their deaths
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