The Good that Lives After Them: A Pattern in Shakespeare's Tragedies |
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... significance which pertains to their deaths : that the death of each is an act of love for the other . That their deaths have this significance , moreover , is due not just to the acts of will by which each chooses to die for the other ...
... significance which pertains to their deaths : that the death of each is an act of love for the other . That their deaths have this significance , moreover , is due not just to the acts of will by which each chooses to die for the other ...
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... significance , this significance is quite overwhelmed by its sexual significance : " bond " here means virtually " maidenhead . " Both women insist upon strict enforcement of the " bond King Lear and Macbeth : the First Love Test 61.
... significance , this significance is quite overwhelmed by its sexual significance : " bond " here means virtually " maidenhead . " Both women insist upon strict enforcement of the " bond King Lear and Macbeth : the First Love Test 61.
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... significance . Macbeth fears only the presence and horrible appearance of Banquo's ghost ; he attaches no moral and religious significance to its apparition before him.35 Macbeth's choice of vocabulary is both a product of his indiffer ...
... significance . Macbeth fears only the presence and horrible appearance of Banquo's ghost ; he attaches no moral and religious significance to its apparition before him.35 Macbeth's choice of vocabulary is both a product of his indiffer ...
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Hamlets Other Purpose | 12 |
King Lear and Macbeth the First Love Test | 39 |
King Lear and Macbeth the Second Love Test | 100 |
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