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It is important to frame an argumentative essay in the traditional manner because the order of substance ties together better. If you put the counter first, it would make your claim look weaker.

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I find it comical that you request evidence, in this case an example, from my own experience. I am not a credible source!
when someone's opinion is too readily accepted as fact, people believe that antifa stormed the capital and not a bunch of mindless republicans riding Donald Trump because they don't know any better.
I have no evidence, do I? It's just an opinion, and it contains copious offensive material. This is not a good argument.

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Some would claim that the emerging of a dictatorship comes from intervention from other countries, as a military coup could come from foreign policy. This is untrue, primarily because this has never occurred. Every instance of a rising dictatorship is due to an intercountry disturbance.

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Totalitarianism is represented in 1984 by filtered information, as well as physical and psychological
needs.

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Big Brother in 1984 symbolizes both the party within the novel itself, and the dangers of totalitarian
governments for the reader.

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A distopian novel has the concept that in the future things get worse rather than better.

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Nearly half of dictatorships start as a military coup, though others have been
started by foreign intervention, elected officials ending competitive elections,
insurgent takeovers, popular uprisings by citizens, or legal maneuvering by
autocratic elites to take power within their government.

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Nearly half of dictatorships start as a military coup, though others have been started by foreign intervention, elected officials ending competitive elections, insurgent takeovers, popular uprisings by citizens, or legal maneuvering by autocratic elites to take power within their government.

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Propaganda in 1984 is identical to propaganda in the present. Actually, during the real year of 1984, the cold war was at peak, and the Iran-Iraq war was active. There was a boycott at Moscow Olympics, and communism was still a major phobia of the US Government. As someone who genuinely understands and LIKES communism as a concept, I realize that capitalism is glorified. There have been many a genocide under capitalist governments.

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"Savvas" Constructed Response for Home Away From Home?

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"Savvas" Constructed Response for Home Away From Home?

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I think this post is supposed to agree that social standards differ from country to country. In Italy, you eat pizza with a fork. In Russia, you avoid interacting with people on the street unless you have an issue. In America, you offer someone weed on a sidewalk shop in Manhattan.

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Home is your returning point to social, mental, emotional, and physical safety. Home is a place where you can make mistakes. Home is cushioned for when you fall.

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In a totalitarian government, the ultimate goal is control-- control over the way the population thinks. For
example, I will use korean children's media, like squirrel and hedgehog. Squirrel and Hedgehog is a
childrens' show aired in North Korea during the 80's. The squirrels and hedgehogs are the korean army,
whilst weasels are the south koreans. The show attempted (successfully) to implant the thought of
nationalism against South Korea in children, essentially turning them into soldiers, similarly to the
children in 1984. Thoughtcrime is a threat, Newspeak is the answer, and propaganda is bribery.

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As you already know, I believe 1984 is 2002 onward. We're tracked by our government, we're excommunicated for controversial belief on social media, and shunned for practicing religion or self-identity. Doublethink is here- in the manner of our pledge of allegiance. One nation, under God. Our nation is under man. Indivisible. Completely divided by two political parties that hate each other. Liberty and Justice for all. Children are being tried as adults, and sexual predators run rampant.

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Victor's ambition essentially killed him. His creation, a physical embodiment of his hubris, destroyed his
entire family and led Victor to his death in the cold of the Arctic. In my own life, my ambitions led me to
Aspiro, a wilderness therapy camp in Utah during the winter, being its own arctic.

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Cromwell believed women and girls should dress in a modest manner. He banned makeup and colorful dresses. He also believed hard work is necessary for the salvation of the soul. He banned many theaters and sports. Why do you think Cromwell chose to enact these laws? Why do you think his Puritan beliefs led to persecution of Irish Catholics?
Because the Irish Catholics were celebratory and joyous during solemn times, Cromwell and his Puritan belief hated the Catholics. He chose to enact these laws possibly because he believed they were distractions to the progress of England.

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English Civil War and Failure of Charles' Monarchy

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English Civil War and Failure of Charles' Monarchy

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King Charles I of England had a tumultuous
reign. He believed in Divine Right of Kings, meaning that he only was held accountable by God. He refused to give Parliament any power. Why do you think King Charles I acknowledge the power of Parliament? Why did his belief in Divine Right lead to the Civil War of England and his eventual execution?
Because King Charles was entitled. He believed that big daddy Jesus loved him and not Parliament. He wanted absolute tyranny. His inability to give up lead to his execution.

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What would Mary Wollstonecraft think of this image?
She would not like it because she doesn't believe a woman should only focus on being beautiful, and in this picture, this woman is focusing on being pretty.

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Why was the poem Harlem significant to the Black community?

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Why was the poem Harlem significant to the Black community?

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The poem "Harlem" is significant to the black community because it represents the postponement of black dreams.

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Swift wants the reader to know about the problems in Ireland under the English. He uses irony in the nihilistic permission of death to children implying that the English are okay with that.
He wanted to use irony as a method to question the morals.

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In "A Dream Within a Dream" by Edgar Alan Poe, acceptance describes the tone of the first stanza.

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When can the way we look at things lead to growth--and when can it hold us back?

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When can the way we look at things lead to growth--and when can it hold us back?

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This kind of stirred emotions that I cannot keep around, so I request that I not write about this until I am in a better headspace.

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Major themes in Dickinson's poems include nature, self identity, and God.

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In blank verse, there is no rhyme, whereas a sonnet has a specific rhyme scheme.
Example sentence
Shakespeare used blank verse in many of his plays.

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This is a poetic device in which each line is made of ten syllables, with an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed one.
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In order to understand blank verse and sonnets, we need to know what iambic pentameter is.

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A sonnet is a poem composed of fourteen lines, whereas in blank verse there is no specific number of lines.
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A sonnet is a poetic device made popular by William Shakespeare.

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Sonnet 12: You cannot save yourself from time, so have kids who essentially extend your legacy on earth.
Sonnet 60: Time gives and takes, and you should appreciate what you're given. Carry on your legacy through your works.
Sonnet 73: As you grow older and mature, so does the world around you. Be grateful for what you have, because it is unchangeable.

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When the narrator says that he 'looked down one as far as I could to where it bent in the undergrowth,' he is referring to his inability to perceive the distant future.

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In a sonnet, twelve of the fourteen lines {three quatrains} are devoted to proposing a problem. The last two lines (couplet) provide a solution. Based on what you have studied so far, why do you think sonnets focus on stating long problems with quick solutions?
Honestly it just does

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The repetition of the final refrain in the poem "Still I Rise" gives a final emphasis to the message.

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In Macbeth, Macbeth personifies virtue when he speaks of Duncan. He gives it the ability to plead.

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A weakness in personality that eventually leads to destruction. The desire to maintain the status quo in society; and the strength of character that assists people in rising to power, all contribute to success and failure. Explain how this is possible.
In Macbeth, Macbeth's ambition both gets him the position of king and gets him killed.

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After smelling blood, Lady Macbeth uses hyperbole.

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How is it possible for a favorite book to transform you?

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How is it possible for a favorite book to transform you?

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It is possible for any outside influence to transform you. That includes literature, if your personal philosophies are inconclusive and you have no opinions on the piece's subject.

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In The Canterbury Tales, many lessons were both blasphemed and honored. These include religion is virtuous, lust only gets you in trouble, honor is good, and morality is necessary.

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Prior to the work of Shakespeare, Europe experienced the "dark times". Changes had to be made culturally for average people to experience the simplest of joy in life. How do attitudes towards the past and future shape our actions today?
Our actions are ideally based on knowledge of the past-- knowing what worked and what didn't-- and the future-- foresight of consequences from your actions.

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Symbolism is the literary device in which an object is used to represent an idea or emotion.

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The Main Frame Story of the Canterbury Tales

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The Main Frame Story of the Canterbury Tales

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In the Canterbury Tales, why is it important to hear stories from different social statuses? What is the author trying to tell his audience?
The Canterbury Tales speak of life from many societal perspectives. It is important to understand life from more than just 'our' point of view, as in order to comprehend anything outside of our current understanding of what is and was, we must first comprehend others' points of view.

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The wait for something, anything, was unbearable. The pain inside my gut, the pain of fear, it sundered my spirit, and split my body in two.

I’ve fought many a battle; I have slain many a foe, but this– No matter how I rationalized my terror, I was short on experience. I could not defeat this enemy.

What could I do? Where could I run? I was a sacrificial lamb, primed and plump for slaughter. I was here to die.

As I peered across enemy lines, I saw the wayward sun reflecting in the soldiers’ eyes. I could feel their passion, their rage. They were fighting for a cause– one I did not fathom– one worth dying for.

How unprepared we were! Our ranks poised to be tripped and trampled by their horses and their chains, our feeble wooden shields and meek chainmail, our bones, would soon be splinters in the soil.

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In the Canterbury Tales, there are many examples of satire. These are found in the tales of The Friar, The Miller and his prologue, and the Summoner.

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Chaucer's satire is unorthodox for its time.
Satire is the comical use of ridicule.
During Chaucer's time, sin was represented in art in a serious manner. Chaucer's satire stood out.

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The Parson's tale focuses primarily on the theme of penitence, or repentance.

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The Canterbury Tales speak of life from many societal perspectives. It is important to understand life from more than just 'our' point of view, as in order to comprehend anything outside of our current understanding of what is and was, we must first comprehend others' points of view.

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Based on the textual evidence provided, I can infer that the Monk had greyhounds. "Greyhounds he had... to course."(line 194)

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Based on the textual evidence provided, I can infer that the Yeoman is black. "His head was like a nut, his face was brown."(line 111)

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Based on the textual evidence provided, I can infer that the Doctor likes gold. (line 454)

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"When you lift a weight on day one of your self improvement gig, you struggle to even grasp its handle. You are weak, and the weight is heavy. On day 30, you juggle the weights with ease. The weights never changed; they never became lighter."
-Leif Netto Ross

"Woe is me, oh aiutami Dio!" Rorrey sobbed. This was a typical fit of mellowdrama for him. His explosive nature was yet tamed. He complained that his drink would be lukewarm, yet he always opts to drink water from the tap.
Rorrey lives alone now, in an apartment he never paid off. The threat of being sent to debtor's prison was of little notice to him. This is already his hell. He built it around him, Rorrey's little prison. He claims to have "self diagnosed clinical social anxiety," yet he's never even left his fucking house. He cries of soggy Dutch Babies, and of brisket that would "melt in my mouth too quickly."
12 years has Rorrey lived this way. It's as if he believes change could possibly make circumstances worse. And so he lies on his cum stained futon, and buries himself in his tomb. His folly and his demise, only waiting for death to whisk him away.

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In the Canterbury Tales, the Plowman best represents the Third Estate.

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The Parson is the most significant character concerning the Seven Deadly Sins as he speaks of each of the mortal sins explicitly.

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Beowulf spoke of his will and testimony, thanking Hrothgar for showing him his place in battle, and asking that the treasure be returned to his king. Beowulf then jumped into the lake and sank for hours. When he reached the bottom, Grendel's mother attacked him, and attempted to pierce his armor, but for naught. However, Beowulf's sword Hrunting could not damage her. In the middle of battle, he took a giant's greatsword from Grendel's mother's lair and decapitated her. He rejoiced in his victory.

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In Beowulf, water symbolizes possibility and danger.

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Via letters, journeys and word from travelers. Bards would tell tales of foreign lands. Information during this time was also controlled by (Military for the Roman Empire, the Church for the entirety of the Dark Ages, and the printing press for the Renaissance.)

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Alliteration alludes to an addendum of alike adjectives stacking on the latter in a pattern unfathomable to the average Joe.

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Alliteration but with vowels. Advanced rhyming.
I can diss you on a dime, and I can do it in a rhyme, so don't try to fight me in a game of my design

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Grendel's struggle was terrible, grasped by Beowulf, a prince of the Geats. with one burly grasp, Beowulf defended his throat by clutching Grendel's. And Grendel's mind was flooded with adrenaline, fear for his life, as Beowulf's men awoke, and began to tackle him. Grendel's arm was ripped from his torso, his thick blood draining from the socket. Beowulf and his men were victorious, and Grendel fled like a cat to die.

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Explain in your own words why the values of loyalty and chivalry chronicled in the epic poem "Beowulf" are so important, and what impact they have on our lives today.

Beowulf exhibits pieces of the Anglo-Saxon culture it came from. Through Beowulf, modern day literates can infer that chivalry and loyalty were important characteristics to the warriors of the Anglo-Saxons.

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In Beowulf, feasting was not just a joyous meal. It was also a method of showing the lower class who was in charge.

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A dirtied flag. One has been laid on the ground, pride slain, soul stained with the damp mud. Only to get a point across.
The solemnity of the american flag is adamant, but such lack of respect, ineluctable.
The world bears such indignation towards the meek, the weaklings, with no ribcage, no spine. The kingdom of God may welcome such spineless fellows, but the kingdom of man, down to earth in such literal sense, bears no fruit for the invertebrates surrounding us, these fools in our government.
So we rise, men and women and children (who should have stayed home.) We take this solemn place by storm, with our numbers, our bodies shielding our muscle, and we return the sovereignty to this building, this temple of God!
May the red of this flag bleed for the dead, and the white of this flag welcome the innocent, and the blue of this flag comfort the many.

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My white visage yet lie, for I have nothing but truth to tell.
Above my white hair surmounts my seraph wings, spread benevolently to my gentle white apostles.
But to you, you darkened souls, with your darkened skin, walking far below, hear my indignation. The kingdom of God may be blind, but the kingdom of Man can see through you.
~Literally donald trump lol

Hey it's your former president Barack Obama here to let you know that I know how to beat-box; talkin' a bit of me pfh me pfh phbbm me me yeah afhpph me
~Obunga

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In Beowulf, a simile is used to compare soldiers to their weapons, stating that they are as durable and honed as their bastards and bucklers.

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Thanes followed a code of morality. Their values were rooted in warriors, and their glorious aspects. Anglo-Saxons adored their morals, in bravery and loyalty, evident in Beowulf's characteristics.

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Hyperboles are literary devices for exaggeration.
I am a moose. I love moose more than everyone in the world. I am mooseromantic.

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Kenning, as seen in Anglo-Saxon poetry, is a metaphorical phrase used to represent nouns, intending to create more boisterous and flamboyant wordplay.

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Buoys on the sea-road, their mighty keelhaul presenting only the most valiant of sigils, rode the Geats. Their appearance infallible, dignity boasted in their plate mail on their manly breasts. In God they credited their easy crossing.
On the chalky cliffs stood a sentry, and his concern for these threateningly mighty men stirred his heart. He cantered to the shoreline to inquire of their business on the coasts of Denmark.
Beowulf, the greatest of the men, stepped forward. He spoke of his lineage, and his friendship with the Danes. He also spoke of the word across the sea- a great and terrible monster was terrorizing the great men of Denmark.
So the sentry believed him, and he ushered Beowulf and his men forward, into the mainland of Denmark.

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A euphemism is a cushioned rephrasing of an offensive statement.
Condescending, frequently.
'Tis a flesh wound.

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Parallelism- successive phrases with similar functions and arrangements.
No pain, no gain.
There is a time to kill and a time to heal (Ecclesiastes 3:3)
Antithesis

In literature, parallelism makes ideas rhythmic; it makes ideas appealing. It makes ideas memorable; it sorts memorable ideas.

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Irony occurs when there's a marked contrast between what is said and what is meant, or between appearance and reality.

"Absolutely positive." He was trembling, his uncertainty burdening the air around him. (Verbal irony)
"I am not a dumb bunny."
"Yes, yes, and that's not wet concrete."
(Situational irony)
Rumors say Centennial's SPED bus broke the power line, yet you hear moaning in the halls. (Situational irony)

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Beowulf 1-69
Grendel's indignation was rooted in the bitterness of his darkened heart. His jealousy of the Scyldings is a reference to his predecessor Cain's deadly envy of his righteous brother Abel. Grendel's impulse, like Cain's, leads him to murder and bloodletting. Just as Cain ruthlessly swept life from under Abel's pure paws, Grendel snatched the breath of life from his many victims in the mead-hall that first abyssal night.

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Beowulf 1-69
The mead-hall was joyous. Warm light blanketed the rejoicing warriors, bards dancing and playing their hearts out. But below, in hell but on earth, lie Grendel, malice and hatred incarnate, spawn of Cain and Satan himself, filled with animosity towards the Scyldings above in their elysium.

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1.) To a hero, taking a stand is more important than winning, as you cannot win without taking a stand.
2.) War heroes need only to survive. They will come home as heroes, regardless of how many lives they stole.
3.) A hero is a deontologist, not a consequentialist. They care most about the intentions behind an action more than the consequences of said action. This leads to a haunting past, choices made for good only creating a greater evil, one that stalks those heroes to the end of their days.

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Instrument Families
Percussion
Piano is a pitched percussion instrument whilst drums are not (bongos are unpitched)
Strings
has strings, you play the strings
they lay across a fret board
Pegs tune the strings
Violin (Viola, the virgin violin) Cello, Bass
smallest to largest and highest to lowest pitch

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A hero is a protagonist typically presented as unusually adept, whether that be moral reasoning, emotional and physical endurance, or intense intelligence. A key factor is that they always use their skills for good, and their actions lead to results.

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Lo, the mines that beckoned to us dreamers, lest we be ridden of our worldly pleasures and descend into madness.
Lo- behold, exclamation
Lest- before (before you do something rash)
Erst- long ago
Throve- Old English past tense of thrive
Woe- depravity and melancholy

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William Shakespeare, English Playwright Prodigy 

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Dramatic irony- the audience is aware, whilst the characters are not
The prophecies are examples of situational irony in Macbeth in that they come true exactly as the witches predicted but not in the way we expected.