Natures of Sin
Paper shows 3-4 natures of sin with at least 2 quotes from the text. and a general idea of what’s goin on throughout the Devine comedy part.
literature
Dubliners by James Joyce
DUBLINERS: JAMES JOYCE CHOOSE ONE OF THE TWO PROMTS TO WRITE ABOUT! 1. Childhood and/or old age in one or two of the stories from Dubliners. What does childhood represent to James Joyce? (Avoid the cliché of saying simply that it represents innocence.) At what point does childhood come to an end? How is …
Hamlet Act 1
Write a paragraph that agrees or disagrees with the following prompt…”People need to pay attention to supernatural omens and take them seriously.” Your writing should address the claim above (i.e. topic sentence) and should have 3 supporting points from the book, Act 1 (quotes, paraphrased examples, etc.) Minimum of 5 sentences for a passing grade, …
Ophelia’s madness compare to Hamlet’s
The video above is from Kenneth Branagh’s film adaption of Hamlet. In this scene (Act 4 Scene 7), Gertrude informs Laertes of Ophelia’s death. Ophelia’s misery, madness, and suicide swiftly follow the death of her father.
The Ones We’re Meant to Find by Joan He
In some ways, “The ones we’re meant to find” by Joan He inverts the typical structure of a dystopia– instead of the individual separating herself from the masses and declaring her unwillingness to go with the flow due to the problems she sees, we have individuals recognizing their own roles in the problems around …
Hamlet’s soliloquy in Act 4
write a literary analysis for Hamlet’s soliloquy in Act 4 Scene 4, lines 31-65.Your analysis should be between 200 and 300 words. This is meant to be a short assignment which will be practice for your final literary essay.Your analysis should contain some or all of the following components:
Hamlet’s true feelings for Ophelia
Consider each of the following questions, and write an answer to at least two of them in the workspace provided.For each written response that you choose, do a 75 to 100-word quick-write.
Hamlet experiences intense emotions
use a personal writing style to communicate your own connections and encounters with Act I of Hamlet using one of the prompts below.You do not have to use formal paragraphs to convey your thinking, but try to present your thoughts in an organized and logical way. Be as personal and vulnerable as you feel safe …
“Have at you now!” Forum
Hamlet is a play that has caused quite a bit of confrontation between literary scholars over the years. Several issues have been particularly contentious, and the purpose of this forum assignment is to delve into some of those discussions. Please remain respectful as you “have at” your fellow students in this discussion.Complete a 200-250 word …
