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    others which will be introduced in this essay. In The extract Desdemona contends her right to accompany Othello on his trip to Cyprus, to fight the Turkish in war emphasising how much she has transformed her life to be with Othello “That I did love the Moor to live with him… My downright violence and storm of fortune… May trumpet to the world” By eloping with Othello it is seen “downright violence” as in a sense she has violated the social norms: not letting her father choose an arranged…

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    A result of Jack’s actions throughout Lord of the Flies, and how he had lead a oppressive and savage force against his other peers on the island, which at the time was his society. Jack’s discrimination against Piggy and Ralph had severely affected their position on the island. Jack starts off applying his morals to his life on the island and then throughout the book he slowly drifts away to a form of savagery and violence. Jack’s characterial evolution starts off desiring power and although he…

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    The Borgia family came from Torre de Canals, which laid in the foothills of the mountains to the Valencia in the kingdom of Aragon. The Borgia’s became landed elitists and were rewarded estates as a reward for the services fighting the Muslim Moors, who ruled Spain during the eighth century. Essentially, the Borgia’s became opportunists and adventurers with an eager ambition to rise above their minor status. Alonso de Borgia, a man who’s greatest success came from when he helped end the Great…

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    Essay On Ponce De Leon

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    and Marquis of Cadiz a celebrated figure in the Moorish war. As a young man a contemporary chronicler, Gonzalo Fernandez de Oviedo y Valdes, states that Ponce de Leon became an experienced soldier fighting in the Spanish campaigns that fought the Moors and defeated in Granada and re-conquest of Spain in 1492.He also served as a squire to Pedro Nunez de Guzman which was another one of his notable…

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    Othello is a tragedy based on a Moor named Othello. The story takes place in Cyprus and revolves around Othello, who is made to believe by the antagonist Iago, that Othello’s wife is having an affair with his lieutenant. Othello, out of rage, kills his wife only to find out that it was only an evil scheme set up by Iago so he kills himself out of grief. This play explores many themes but a prominent theme would be jealousy. Jealousy is the main theme in the Shakespeare play, Othello.…

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    Maleficent and I are one the same. From our nonchalant expressions to our cat-winged eyes- our sharp gazes are often misunderstood, our stances seem intimidating, and our nature seems cold. yet take away the black cloth and warmth and loyalty is all that is found. As a child, Maleficent was an individual who loved to help. from mending tree roots to allowing Stefan to leave after stealing a jewel, she befriended the smallest of fairies to the biggest of creatures. Like her, when I was a kid, I…

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    Othello shows how badly any relationship can fall apart without communication. The whole disaster of this play started with Iago not communicating with his wife or boss. Iago suspects Emilia and Othello have slept together “I do suspect the lusty moor hath leaped in my seat”(II.i.317-318), but Iago never asks either one of them if it’s true or not. WIth that assumption he decides he wants to ruin Othello and everyone around him. He thought he could destroy his marriage by telling Brabantio…

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    Analysis of Emilia’s Feminism in Shakespeare’s Othello In Shakespeare’s plays, women are not known to go against the roles of women during the times of which the plays take place. Three attributes that define a woman during these times were chastity, silence, and obedience. Emilia is a feminist before her time by going against these attributes. Chastity was an importance during the Renaissance era. Emilia goes against the social norm by pardoning women who hoodwink their husbands. She places the…

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    Flan Research Paper

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    types of flan was sweet flan flavored with honey. The word flan is from Latin, “flado”, meaning a flat cake. Which then became “flaon” in Old French. In Spain, Flan is a custard made with caramelized sugar, which gives it a sweet taste. While the Moors made flan flavored with citrus and almond flavoring. When Christopher Columbus found the Americas, not only did he find riches in gold, but also in flavor! Sopapillas are deep fried Hispanic dish that is usually served with honey or syrup. They…

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    Iago's Honesty In Othello

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    to encourage them to commit such cruel actions without even realizing it. He was able to lead for the downfall of almost all of the play’s characters. Iago’s character serves as the foil of the main character, Othello. Othello is a very respected Moor who is known for his wisdom, intelligence, and power. Whereas Iago manipulate different ways to make others believe his honesty in order for him to accomplish his evil plans. First, the play took place in Venice where Othello gets married to a…

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