Potion Essays

  • Women In Taming Of The Shrew

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    Katherine and Bianca are opposites at the beginning of Taming of the Shrew. Petruchio and Katherine are very similar. Lucentio is overcome by love and is willing to debase his station in order to achieve it, like many other women and men in Shakespeare's plays. Despite the confining gender expectations and roles of his time, Shakespeare was aware and interested in what people of different genders could have in common. Shakespeare uses the differences and similarities in personality traits throughout

  • Twelfth Night Character Analysis

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    William Shakespeare writes Twelfth Night a play known for its numerous humorous parts, satire, love, uncertainty and foolishness lurk the pages, creating a comedic value. The sub plot present in this piece opposes the traits listed above. Malvolio, the character that makes up Shakespeare’s sub plot, is known for his pompous personality. A series of events in Malvolio’s life, relating to women’s and acquaintances, lead those around him to plan a number of tricks to fool him. The debate surrounding

  • The Difficulties Of Love In A Midsummer Night's Dream

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    The Difficulties of Love Consider for a moment just exactly what is love? Love is a feeling, a passion, an idea. And love is extremely complex, encompassing a nuance of emotions. Falling in love can be one of the most blissful things in life. Yet there a many tribulation that come with love. Such is the idea which Shakespeare explore in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The play presents many different types of love and the trials that each suffer. Love presents many obstacles which require sacrifice

  • Day Of The Wacko Film Analysis

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    ‘Day of The Wacko’ (2002) directed by Marek Koterski is a movie that is deeply rooted into Polish popular culture. Even though it was released over ten years ago, it can often be seen on both public and private TV. It is as well commonly watched at high school during Polish language & literature classes. On one hand it is a hilarious comedy and some people watching it do not stop laughing throughout watching the movie. It is crude, contains much swearing, a lot of scenes are nonsense or absurd. Taking

  • Love Potion Analysis

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    “Love Potion” by Robert Lewis which is an old fictional story from the Cherokee tribe passed down from generation to generation. It spoke of a shy clumsy man being in love with the most beautiful woman in the tribe. However, her feelings were not reciprocated and while the man was crying in the woods, he found a mole. The mole had given a potion for the woman to fall in love with him, and it was successful, but the mole spoke to him and told him to never speak of where he had received the potion from

  • Summary Of Love Potion

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    "Love Potion" by Robert Lewis, is an old fictional story from the Cherokee tribe passed down from generation to generation, It spoke of a shy, clumsy man falling in love with the most beautiful woman in the tribe. However, her feelings were not reciprocated, and while the man was crying in the woods, he found a mole. The mole had given a potion for the woman to fall in love with him, and it was successful, but the mole spoke to him and told him to never speak of where he had received the potion from

  • Examples Of Potions In Romeo And Juliet

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    The potions in Romeo and Juliet are a huge part of how Romeo and Juliet became the story that they are currently. If they never drink that potion, they never reunite their families. The main reason for writing this was not to show what the options are, but what they represent. Shakespeare from what I have read was making the stories and potions seem to be fairly similar to the story of Adam and Eve. The Fruit of Adam and Eve was like the potions that Romeo and Juliet took. because Romeo is persuaded

  • How To Write A Short Story Of Dr Jekyll's Potion

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    the transformation potion. Mr. Utterson was intrigued by the idea of participating in devious actions without any consequences. Utterson did return to Jekyll's laboratory, but did not bring the police with him, like he first intended. Since Jekyll signed over his will to Utterson, the laboratory, along will all of Jekyll's fortune, belongs to him. Utterson found the recipe for the potion in Jekyll's experiment book, and immediately decide he would attempt to recreate the potion. Utterson spent the

  • How Did The Potion Contribute To Dr Jekyll's Life

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    anything else. Dr. Jekyll risked his life, his friends, and his social standing in order to pursue his a misguided scientific theory. First, Dr. Jekyll risked his life by drinking the potion. The potion caused him to transform into Mr. Hyde. He didn’t know if the potion would kill him or not, but after creating the potion, he was too curious to not drink it. The books said that: “ I had long since prepared my tincture; I purchased at once, from a firm of wholesale chemists, a large quantity of a particular

  • 1. How Did The Potion Affect Lysander And Titania Differently?

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    did the potion affect Lysander and Titania differently? Both Titania and Lysander were given the flower potion. The potion causes them to fall in love with whoever or whatever they see when they wake up. Despite them already holding love for somebody else, it overrides that love and makes them love someone else against their will. Titania and Lysander had different experiences with the love potion that further advances the plot. Firstly, Lysander was the first person to receive the potion. When he

  • Comparing A Midsummer Night's Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince

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    person he or she likes to fall in love with. It has many methods to use the love magic. Love potion is one of the most popular methods in many stories. Love potion doesn’t cause the affection or love of a drinker or receiver for someone. As a result of love potion, it causes the obsession instead. It doesn’t last so long ; it will be determined to last as much as the drinker or receiver take. Love potion may satisfied a giver but also makes he or she realize about the fact that a drinker or receiver

  • Examples Of Who Is To Blame For Romeo And Juliet's Death

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    beautiful journey of their love. While several characters share the blame for the deaths of the star-crossed lovers, th guiltiest of all is Friar Laurence. Friar Laurence is behind Romeo and Juliet’s death, because he is the one who gave Juliet the potion to make her fall asleep for 24 hours, but things don’t go as planned. For instance, “Take thou this vial, being then in bed/and this distilled liquor drink

  • Situational Irony In The Chaser

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    How would one act if they discovered a potion that could change their whole life instantaneously? The short story The Chaser discusses the effects of what just a few drops of a love potion could do to someone’s life and how it will be changed forever. The idea of having everlasting love is an interesting and scary topic but this potion is something that is even scarier and could ruin one’s life completely. The short story, The Chaser, deals with situational irony as it shown throughout the story

  • Self Control In A Midsummer Night's Dream

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    me, neglect me, lose me, only give me leave, unworthy as I am, to follow you” (Shakespeare 2. 1. 202-207). The fairy king thought he should intervene and decided to put love potion into Demetrius’s eyes and it got put in Lysander’s eyes by mistake. Helena’s Lack of self-control led to Lysander accidentally getting love-potion in his eyes from Robin who worked for Oberon, the fairy king.

  • Alan Austen's Use Of Dramatic Irony In The Chaser

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    that obsessions can cause tragedy. Alan Austen goes to a run-down potions store at night looking for a special love potion to get his love to reciprocate his feelings. The seller in the middle of making a potion says he has just the thing. Austen asks about the potion in the seller’s hand to which is to be explained as a “glove-cleaner,” potion worth five thousand dollars while the love potion is only one dollar. However, the love potion makes the victim highly obsessed with the user. Thus, through the

  • Friar Lawrence Responsible For The Tragedy Of Romeo And Juliet

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    doubt, Friar laurence married Romeo and Juliet to quickly because they only met two times before the marriage, they are also were too young to be getting married. Second of all, Friar Laurence made a potion for Juliet to drink because if he never married Romeo and Juliet he wouldn't have to make a potion for Juliet to drink. On the other hand, Friar Laurence left the Capulet's tomb when he heard people coming because of that Juliet stabs herself. This shows why Friar Laurence is accused for Romeo and

  • Is Friar Lawrence To Blame For Romeo And Juliet's Death?

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    lovers and love drags them to the end. The person most responsible for Romeo and Juliet’s death is lord capulet because he forced her to marry Paris and he starts the feud between the two families, but some may say Friar Lawrence because he gave the potion to Juliet and advised her to lie to her parents. Lord Capulet’s actions and decisions in “Romeo and Juliet” plays a role in Juliet and Romeo’s death because he arranged a marriage for Juliet to marry Paris but she never consented which forced Juliet

  • Situational Irony In The Short Story 'The Chaser'

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    How would one act if they discovered a potion that could change their whole life instantaneously? The short story The Chaser discusses the effects of what just a few drops of a love potion could do to someone’s life and how it will be changed forever. The idea of having everlasting love is an interesting and scary topic but this potion is something that is even scarier and could ruin one’s life completely. Irony in the short story, The Chaser, can show how love can be destroyed by someone else’s

  • Examples Of Irony In The Chaser

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    Folly in the Pursuit of Love When you love someone, how far will you go in order to pursue them? In John Collier’s short story The Chaser, we witness a young man by the name of Alan Austen go to a mysterious old man in hopes of buying a strange love potion, desperate to win over a girl he likes. However, we soon find that this decision may go awry. The Chaser is a cautionary tale against impulsiveness, advising that you must think thoroughly before making any decision. This is demonstrated through Collier’s

  • Alan's Search For Love In 'The Chaser'

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    aware that he is buying a love potion and is conscious of his intentions to use it. In regards to this, he isn’t aware of the troubles he may