The Fate Of Nature In Shakespeare's Heartless

Once the court arrested them and there land would be put up for sale and Thomas being the riches man in town would buy up there all of there land. It is proven in act three when Giles cory says “Putnam is reaching for my land!” (Miler, 180) But yet it gets worse.

But it is a whore's vengeance, and you must see it now.” (110) Analysis of Quote: John Proctor desperately tried to expose Abigail Williams as a fraud without leaking the news of their affair. When Abigail and the girls deny Mary Warren’s testimony in order to have Elizabeth hang, John Proctor leapt up at Abigail and told the court, “She thinks to dance with me on my wife’s grave!” (110). He continued to ridicule Abigail by accusing her actions of being a whore’s vengeance.

This is one of the main parts where the hypocrisy comes into play within the story. Mrs. Hutchinson did not mind participating in the lottery until she became affected by it. Even when she is making a fuss about the lottery being unfair, her own husband tried to stop her by forcing the piece of paper from her hands in order to get the stoning ceremony over with. He did not take up for her the same way she took up for

The last villain is the Queen of Hearts from the movie Alice in Wonderland. What made the queen of hearts evil was because she was always the best and favorite from her parents and she would get jealous. The Queen of Hearts loves to say “Off with their heads”. That means she kills many people for the reason the she just does not like them. The Queen of Hearts her goal is to keep Wonderland under her control.

and there’s the whole of it….. There is nothin’ more. I swear it, uncle..... There be no blush about my name”(Miller 25-26). First off, dancing is against their morals and can get someone in deep trouble if caught.

If they had never urged Romeo to go to the party, he most likely wouldn 't have gone to the party, and had never met Juliet, thus stopping the unfortunate events that were to happen next. Another example would be the event where Mercutio gets killed by Tybalt. Since Romeo’s best friend dies, he gets extremely angered, causing him to kill Tybalt. This event could have been easily avoided by Mercutio choosing his actions differently and wisely to avoid getting killed by Tybalt, or he could have calmed down instead of engaging in violence. Because Mercutio dies, Romeo gets out of control and ends up killing Tybalt, therefore getting him banished.

His initial attempt to save his wife is displayed when the court officials come to take Elizabeth away. John quickly becomes so furious that he tears the warrant for Elizabeth’s arrest and tells the officials to leave. He later shows signs of being a tragic hero in Act III when he goes to the court in attempts to rescue Elizabeth, but it only results in him being accused. Mary Warren, the Proctor’s maid, goes the court with John to reveal the false accusations made by Abigail and the other girls. She suddenly breaks down in front of the judges and turns on John, calling him a “devil’s man”.

Nursemaid 6. Lumberjack B) 1. The King is first on my list because he was the one that caused the Princess to feel lonely, which caused her to leave the castle without preparing. He caused her to panic when the madman threatened to kill her because she had to be back in the castle before anyone noticed she was gone or the King would kill her. The Princess is second on my list because she was told not to leave the castle or she would be killed.

Meanwhile, he was caught by the king and thrown in jail. On page 14, paragraph it states,”The criminal would not know out of which door would come to the lady: he opened either he pleased, without having the slightest idea whether, in the next instant , he was to be devoured or married.” He really doesn't know if what's really going to happen. Secondly, the princess finds out what’s in each door and she thinks it’s all a game.

This put him in a disadvantage when in court. Another disadvantage was when he forced Mary Warren to sign a deposition claiming that everything was “pretense.” This led the judge and the officials in court to be suspicious of him as an abuser. Although Abigail had no intention of letting John die, she changes her mind when he confesses that he had committed adultery with her, and that “she thinks to dance with [him] on [his] wife’s grave” (102). So that she can save her reputation, she starts to act against him, which leads him to be executed and

The witch trials in Salem occurred because of Abigail and it is her fault. She started something she could not finish and by starting it killed many innocent people and ruined many reputations. Abigail is at blame because she was the one who is basically the "psycho girlfriend" who is obsessed with her ex. But because she is desperately in love with John Proctor, she is willing to do anything to have him all to herself. Just like how she drank a chicken blood charm to kill Elizabeth, which is against her religion.

Have you ever made a decision that you thought was correct but it was wrong and affected everyone around you? In this book Romeo and Juliet written by William Shakespare, Friar Laurence is the one to blame for the death of Romeo and Juliet. He is the one who gave the poison to Juliet, he didn't make sure Romeo got the letter explaining him and Juliet's plan, and he did not try anything to help unite the two feuding families. Friar Laurence is the one to blame for the death of Romeo and Juliet because he is the one who gave the poison to Juliet and he didn't communicate his plan to Romeo. Juliet was unsure whether the friar was being honest with her about the sleeping potion.

It can be perceived that Ismene attempts to share responsibility for Antigone’s actions perhaps out of guilt. In the event of Antigone’s death, Ismene will have lost her entire family. In the opening scene, Antigone begs Ismene to help bury Polyneikes, instead Ismene declines saying that it is forbidden by the law of Kreon, king of Thebes. Ismene in lines 78 and 79 says “I am not free. I must obey whoever is in charge” later in this same scene in line 95 and 96, she can be quoted saying “how can I defy this city, I don’t have the strength”.

Nothing is worse than being betrayed by the person that was strongly trusted or loved. Betraying someone that was strongly trusted or loved, can cause the bad choices to lead to bad situations. In William Shakespeare's famous " Romeo& Juliet", there were betrayals that were caused from all different situations and people. Shakespeare's "Romeo & Juliet" shows how betrayal could cause the same person to be betrayed in the end. In this situation Paris, Capulet, and Juliet were all betrayed by someone.