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Why doctor faustus is a "self made man" ?
What are the main themes of the "Tragical History of Doctor Faustus" ?
In doctor's last monologue, what thing is doctor faustus searching for?
When does the legend of faustus take place?
Who is the writer of the tragical history of doctor faustus?

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"Shall I compare thee" is one of Shakespeare's most famous sonnets. The speaker asks whether he should compare the person he loves to a summer's day, but then goes on to explain why such a comparison would not do justice to their beauty. The speaker argues that the person's beauty will never fade because it will be immortalized in the poem that he is writing.In general, the sonnet celebrates the power of poetry to preserve beauty and the enduring nature of true love."Like as the waves" is another sonnet by Shakespeare that compares love to the ocean. The speaker describes the waves crashing against the shore as a metaphor for the tumultuous nature of love. However, unlike the waves, which eventually subside, the speaker argues that true love endures forever.In general, the sonnet celebrates the power of love to overcome all obstacles and endure through time.

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"Shall I compare thee" is one of Shakespeare's most famous sonnets. The speaker asks whether he should compare the person he loves to a summer's day, but then goes on to explain why such a comparison would not do justice to their beauty. The speaker argues that the person's beauty will never fade because it will be immortalized in the poem that he is writing.In general, the sonnet celebrates the power of poetry to preserve beauty and the enduring nature of true love."Like as the waves" is another sonnet by Shakespeare that compares love to the ocean. The speaker describes the waves crashing against the shore as a metaphor for the tumultuous nature of love. However, unlike the waves, which eventually subside, the speaker argues that true love endures forever.In general, the sonnet celebrates the power of love to overcome all obstacles and endure through time.

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written in 1590 and pibblised in 1609
are 154 sonnets in decasyllables consisting of 3 quatrains and a final couplet
is divided into two sections: in the first the theme is "
increase" in the second one is about rival poets and the black woman
The themes are: love, death, beauty, art and emotions.

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1) are the witches in Macbeth real?
2) does lady Macbeth commit suicide?
3) Why does Macbeth think the Witches want to help him?
4) did Macbeth always want to be a king
5) what convinces Macbeth that the Witches’ prophecy is true?