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 How Does Shakespeare Show Loyalty In King Lear
Kent s devotion to King Lear causes him to dismiss who he used to be Earl of Kent along with
the power he had. Kent s loyalty gave him the ability to see what was happening in the kingdom
and not be blinded by the devil like actions of other characters in the play. Shakespeare reinforces
what loyalty is, by subliminally addressing it throughout the play and emphasizing why loyalty
should be a feature we look at a person.
Kent, a servant of King Lear, who believes loyalty is the best policy, demonstrates the meaning of
what being loyal is, by supporting King Lear and helping him see the truth behind the actions of his
two out of three daughters, Goneril and Regan. Although banned by King Lear himself, after trying
to defend Cordelia the ... Show more content on [Link] ...
Kent exclaims, What a brazen faced varlet art thou, to deny thou knowest me! Is it two days ago
since I tripped up thy heels and beat thee before the King? Draw, you rogue: for, though it be
night, yet the moon shines; I ll make a sop o the moonshine of you: (2.2.37) Kent, now Caius, felt
the need to confront Oswald for his past wrongdoings he committed against King Lear, but heed
the purpose of the confrontation by acting as if he was bothered by Oswald forgetting who he
was. The significant thing to remember is the reason why Kent acted so harshly towards Oswald.
Oswald before this confrontation, disrespected King Lear. Oswald when he returned from telling
Goneril the eldest daughter of Lear that her father is here, he did not return back with her. Lear
then asked Oswald, who he, King Lear was, as if he was trying to make Oswald recognize the
position a King stands and the position a servant stands. To assert why he came back without
Goneril. Oswald replied with My Lady s father (1.4.20). King Lear, after hearing this became
furious, for Oswald said My Lady s father not my king nor my lord, which is what Lear is used to
hearing, this offended Lear. Lear, even after giving up his power believes everyone should treat him
as if he still has power, as if he was actually still the king. The thought of him being King still
sustain, implying that when a servant or anyone that works in the kingdom speaks to him, they
 Protestant Reformation And The Reformation
HI 101
Essay 3
Zhenli Xu Protestant Reformation Protestant Reformation is admittedly one of the most important
schisms in the history of Christianity. It started with Martin Luther nailing the Ninety Five Theses
on the door of the Catholic Church in Germany in 1517, and ended with the Peace of Westphalia in
1648. The Reformation was a religious movement triggered by the rise of humanism during the
Renaissance and the general corruption of the Roman Catholic Church that eventually led to the
break out of wars of religions all over the Europe. Among all the causes of the Protestant Reformation
during 16th and 17th century, Renaissance played a very important role of sparking questions and
challenges against the Catholic Church. Renaissance humanism was the study of classic Latin and
Greek literatures and philosophies, attempting to restore ancient morals and that emphasized the
value of human beings. Similarly, Martin Luther sought to restore Christianity back to as it was in
the apostolic church in which he believed that everything God required of us laid in the Scripture.
Also, the strike of the Black Death during the 14th century had made people grow suspicious of the
divine salvation as it killed millions of innocent. Because of the Black Death, there was a severe
shortage of clergies in Europe and many of them were poorly trained. Consequently, church and
church teachings became less relevant to people s daily lives that people switched their focus onto
the simple
 Kristallnacht
The Night of Shimmering Glass Kristallnacht, Night of Crystal, was a turning point between
Germany and the rest of the world. On November 9th, 1938, an uprising against the Jewish
residents of Germany and Austria occurred. This attack against the Jewish was referred to as a
pogrom. Kristallnacht was the first marked nationwide action against religion. The Nazi regime
and their wish to implement Nuremberg s laws helped push start the process of degrading Jews to
an inferior level in life by giving reason to start the riot. The accumulation of events and new laws
leading to Kristallnacht forced thousands of Jews to be stuck on the border lines of Poland and
Germany, thus setting the stage for Germany s justification for the genocide yet... Show more content
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1938 March 31 The Polish Senate passes he Expatriots Law, canceling citizenship for Polish Jews
living outside the country, unless their passports are checked and stamped by Polish consular
officials by the end of October. (7) In other words, if Polish citizens living abroad failed to meet
with appropriate officials, they were no longer welcomed to the country. This conflict of German
and Polish laws left thousands of Polish Jews on the border, between Poland and Germany, in the
cold and with little or no provisions. This deportation also led to the next step accelerating the
events of Kristallnacht. In the crowd of Polish Jews being held at the border, the Grynszpan
family acted as the detonator to Kristallnacht. On November 3rd 1938, Herschel Grynszpan, at the
time living in Paris, received a postcard from his family informing him of their conditions and
asking for his help. (8) Angered and annoyed by the situation and how it was being handled by
both the Germans and the Polish, on November 7th Grynszpan walked into the German Embassy
in Paris and fatally wounded a German official named Ernst vom Rath. On November 8th,
following the murder of Ernst vom Rath, attacks and destructions of Jewish property already had
started. Vom Rath s death, declared on November 9th, gave the Nazi regime a perfect reason to
organize a pogrom. On November 9th and 10th, 1938 the Nazi s staged a monstrous anti Jewish
 High Blood Cholesterol
Introduction
High blood cholesterol is not only a major risk factor for cardiovascular heart diseases, but also for
conditions such as stroke and heart attack. Cholesterol consists of two types lipoprotein, low density
lipoproteins, which are commonly known as the bad cholesterol that narrows arteries, and high
density lipoproteins seen as the good cholesterol . There are many determinants that contribute to
high blood cholesterol, for instance, environmental influences, genetic factors, existing illnesses and
so on. However, this literature review will primarily focus on controllable risk factors. Amongst the
numerous controllable risk factors, this review will zoom into the three main factors, obesity caused
by unhealthy diet, physical ... Show more content on [Link] ...
(Gonseth, S., Jacot Sadowski, I., Diethelm, P. A., Barras, V., Cornuz, J., 2012) also adds that some
tobacco companies include extra appetite suppressants substance into their cigarettes. Although
smoking raises causes high blood cholesterol, but people will only selectively focus on the appetite
suppressing function smoking brings. Thus, people will be drawn to the fact that smoking can help
them to control weight, rather than the health issues that could arise from
 Beowulf And King Arthur Analysis
Beowulf versus King Arthur
Courage, perseverance, and honor are all traits of a hero. Beowulf and King Arthur both share
many qualities of a hero. The epic of Beowulf is about a great Geat that defeats the horrid Grendel
of Denmark. The story, Once and Future King, is about the great King Arthur and how he became
king and his reign in England. Beowulf is a fearless leader that defeats great monsters and deadly
giants. Later in his life he defeats Grendel, Grendel s mother, and a dragon. King Arthur was the
outcast in his family; he did not fit in as a child. As he grows older, his tutor Merlyn teaches him
about different values in life. King Arthur, formally known as Wart, becomes king when he pulls the
famous sword from the stone. Both Beowulf and King Arthur shared many traits that made them epic
heros.
Courage is a trait shared by Beowulf and King Arthur or Wart . Beowulf showed courage through the
many battles he fought . Beowulf went to Heorot in hopes of defeating Grendel, the monster that had
been attacking Herot for the last twelve years. This was courageous because he knew that he
could be killed, but he fought anyway because that s what he needed to do. Wart showed courage
when he pulled the sword out of the stone. He did not want to be King of England, let alone at
such a young age. He wanted to put the sword back in the stone or let someone else become King.
Wart was courageous and became King because he knew that was his duty. These examples show
that courage
 The Fuel Of Fuel Cell Vehicles
Table of Contents Content1 Plagiarism repot2 Introduction3 Literature review6 Analysis8
Discussion9 Conclusion9 Bibliography10 Plagiarism Report Introduction A motor fuel is a fuel
that is used to provide power to motor vehicles. Most of the vehicles today are powered by either
gasoline or diesel. Power sources may also include ethanol, biodiesel, propane, compressed
natural gas, electric batteries charged from an external source, and hydrogen. ( Wikimedia
Foundation, Inc, 2015) Fuel cell vehicles (FCV) run on hydrogen gas rather than gasoline.
Several challenges must be overcome before these vehicles will be competitive with conventional
vehicles (powered by petroleum). (U.S department of energy) Research Question Is it safe to use
hydrogen, instead of petrol, as a fuel in cars? Hypothesis Hydrogen is not safer than petrol as a
fuel in cars. In 1885 a German engineer called Karl Benz fastened a small gasoline (petrol) engine
to a three wheeled cart and made the first primitive, gas powered car. Although Benz developed the
automobile, another German engineer, Nikolaus Otto he was the man who invented the gasoline
engine in the first place, about two decades earlier. The current day engine was greatly inspired by
Otto s four stroke design. (Bellis, 2015). Petroleum is also known as crude oil and is a thick, black,
energy rich liquid buried deep underground which became the world s most important source of
energy (American Association of Petroleum
 The Organization Of Topshop And Successful Company
Kim Naysmith
Marketing Report
Topshop
2014
EC1400614

Contents Page

Introduction....................................................................................3
Micro Environment............................................................................4
Macro Environment.........................................................................5/6/7
SWOT Analysis..............................................................................8/9/10
The Marketing Mix...........................................................................11/12
Bibliography...................................................................................13

Introduction

The following report will be focusing on the organisation of Topshop a well known and successful
company since they first started their journey back in 1964. Since then, they have industrialised over
300 stores in the UK, whilst shipping to 100 countries making their diverse British style known
worldwide. ... Show more content on [Link] ...
For example, if River Island were to expand their business, this would be a threat to Topshop and
would force them to expand further or change their ideas.

Consumers

Consumers have the ability to change the companies verdicts and ideas, as the customers are the
vital aspect to sales. Topshop have to continuously research the customers desires and progress their
products to best suit their needs throughout the future. Topshops organisation have to monitor five
different key markets to adapt their products and services for the consumers. Topshop have to study:
Consumer markets, resellers, corporate markets, administration markets and worldwide markets. As
the consumers needs and wants are changing endlessly, the demand for Topshops research and
knowledge have to be an on going process.

Suppliers

Topshops performance is evidently heavily impacted by the actions of the suppliers, whether this
is a strength or weakness for the company. The organisation has to repeatedly monitor the actions
of the suppliers, thus will enable them to be prepared for any surprises coming their way.
Topshops suppliers have an effect on their actions as, for example, if the supplier delivers a reduced
facility to the company, the delivery to the stores would be increased and the product quality could
be decreased. Topshop have to ensure a strong relationship bond with the suppliers to enable a
successful and more trustworthy service in which the company have.
 Informative Speech Outline on Addiction to Prescription Drugs
Informative Speech Topical Orientation

General purpose: Addiction to prescription drugs

Specific purpose: To inform my audience about the growing problem of prescription drug abuse,
some common drugs that cause abuse, and their effects and some common treatments. Pattern:
People living in today s society must be aware about the dangers that prescription Drugs can cause
them, as well as the people around them.

Introduction:

* Attention : Is it possible that you or someone you love is addicted to prescription drugs? * An
estimated 48 million people according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, have used
prescription drugs for nonmedical reasons in their lifetime. According to ... Show more content on
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e. .anti depressants as well as anti anxiety they can cause sexual disfunction weight gain fatigue.
with the use of these drugs it s a chance you can be physically uncoordinated for the first few days
until you build your tolerance. f. .stimulants can cause enhanced brain activity increase and llertness
in energy elevated blood pressure increase heart rate increase respiration and sleep deprivation....
Ultimately these three drugs possess the same long term affect when abused; high potential for
physical dependence and addiction.

3. Ways for physiciaisn patients and pharamasists to all play a role in identidying and preventing
prescription drug abuse. g. . physicians ask about any and all drug abuse; screening for prescription
drug use can be incorporated into routine medical visits. Take note of of rapid increases in the
amount of medication needed.
f. patients follow directions and be aware of potential interactions with other drugs. Don t just change
your dose without discussing with your doctor first. Never use another persons prescription.

Transition: ..

B. . Why is prescription drug addiction on the rise?

1. Why is prescription drug addiction on the rise

a. Doctors don t exactly know how many people are addicted to pain medication, but one of the
reasons so many people are is the availability.
b. Vastly more people
 Synthesis And Biological Use As Potential Anticancer Agents
Norcantharidin and analogues: synthesis and biological use as potential anticancer agents
Norcantharidin (NCTD), the demethylated analogue of cantharidin, has been used to treat human
cancers in China since 1984. It was recently found to be capable of inducing apoptosis in human
colon carcinoma, hepatoma and glioblastoma cells by way of an elusive mechanism.1
Norcantatharidins and their analogues are synthetic anticancer agents which have been used in
various different procedures for the inducing growth arrest and apoptosis of tumour cells and also
provide therapeutic and adjuvant therapeutic applications in the treatment of cancer agents.2 This
report will discuss the various different NCTD that are currently being studied, highlighting the
synthesis of these NCTD and their various biological pathways that are taken in order to inhibit the
growth of the correspondent cancer cell. In particular NCTD induced apoptosis of the hepatoma cells
will be considered and also highlighting the different views with the synthesis of the particular
NCTD and also the effectiveness of the methodology and its observations in response to other NCTD
and their mechanism in attacking the hepatoma cell site.
One study by Shuijun Zhanga et al had shown the ABT 737 induced apoptosis of hepatocellular
carcinoma cells (HCC) by the transcriptional repression of Myeloid cell leukemia 1 (Mcl 1).
Shuijun Zhanga et a. had shown that NCTD could affect apoptosis by the modification of the B cell
lymphoma 2
 The Disaster Of Nuclear Reactors
An earthquake centered 130 km off shore of the city of Sendai in Miyagi caused 11 nuclear
reactors that were operating at 4 different nuclear plants to shut down on March 11,
2011(Fukushima Accident, 2015). The earthquake had a magnitude of 9.0, which is classified as
one of the worst earthquakes/ greatest earthquakes on the earthquake scale, the tsunami following
the earthquake was about 560 sq km resulting in over 19,000 human deaths. The earthquake and
tsunami caused the following nuclear units to shut down, Tokyo Electric Power Company s
(Tepco) Fukushima Daiichi 1, 2, 3, and Fukushima Daini 1, 2, 3, 4, Tohoku s Onagawa 1, 2, 3, and
Japco s Tokai, total 9377 MWe net (ibid).
Nuclear plants create energy through radioactive substances that help the creation of energy.
Substances can become radioactive because the nucleus of each atom is unstable and can decay
giving off nuclear radiation in the form of alpha particles, beta particles or gamma rays (What is
Radioactivity, n.d.). Most power reactors use water as a coolant, in light water reactors, the core is
surrounded by the coolant under pressure. The nuclear fuel contains uranium that contains 2 to 4
percent uranium 235. For fuel rods the uranium is changed to uranium dioxide (Nuclear Energy,
n.d.). Heat is created by the uranium 235 atoms splitting which is called fission then steam is made
which spins a turbine to drive a generator and produces electricity, this is a nuclear reaction.
Fukushima are boiling water
 Ethnic Conflict Of The Soviet Union
Ethnic Conflict
With a long stemming past of ethnic conflict within Yugoslavia, the country at long last
disassembled over what historians would argue was The bloodiest war in Europe since World War
II (Multi Ethnic Conflict: Yugoslavia.). Yugoslavia was a country composed of six republics The
socialist republic of Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Bosnia Herzegovina, Serbia, and Slovenia.
The country was created after world war one in 1929 and was under the control of the Soviet Union
up until 1991 when the Soviet Union broke apart. With the fall of the Soviet Union came the
inevitable turmoil, violence and destruction within Yugoslavia the country began to fall apart. Ethnic
conflict had been the root of war and violence through out numerous countries all around the world
for centuries. The ethnic conflict of Yugoslavia was caused by differences in religion and ethnicity,
different perspectives on government and politics, and disagreements over territory. Yugoslavia was
just far too small for the different nationalities and government structures within it. Yugoslavia has
long suffered with problems concerning religion and ethnicity. There was always a back and fourth
tension between the ethnic groups. During the 1930s it became apparent that the ethnic groups were
unwilling to blend and merge together. The Serbs who made up about 40 percent of the population
dominated politics. The Croats and Slovenes resented Serbian aggressiveness. These ethnic groups
lived an
 Theme Of Grave Of The Fireflies
and the destruction of self pride. It portrays the atrocities that occurred due to Japan s overt
Nationalism and how it not only affected its enemies, but also every civilian that were present at
the time of World War II. This criticism is personified through the main characters. Furthermore,
Anime is usually known for its flamboyant and outlandish animation (Yegulalp). However, Grave
of the Fireflies, despite being a popular Anime, exhibits emotional themes and portrays realistic
events and themes that reflects its time period (Ebert). Grave of the Fireflies was released in 1988
as a double feature film in conjunction with Hayao Miyazaki s My Neighbor Totoro (Toyama).
Each film has contrasting qualities; Takahata s Grave of the Fireflies deals with realistic and
emotionally devastating themes, whereas Miyazaki s My Neighbor Totoro portrays lighthearted
themes such as innocence, and are more popular with family audiences. My Neighbor Totoro is more
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Takahata criticizes Japan s self pride through the film s examination of how the children suffered.
This self pride is seen through Japan s Nationalism and the main character, Seita, himself. Seita,
throughout the film, captures these Nationalist ideals of righteousness and vengeance. Other than
this Nationalism, his self delusion and unwavering pride is also the result of Setsuko s death. So,
how does Grave of the Fireflies show how pride can be destructive? Historical and cultural
contexts, as well as the film s characterizations should be examined to understand how self pride
can be destructive. Takahata s Grave of the Fireflies is a criticism of how self pride ultimately led
to the suffering of Seita and Setsuko, whether it is by Japan s fault or the main character
 America Again Poem
Abstract 1: Westover, Jeff. Langston Hughes s counterpublic discourse. University of Georgia.
Langston Hughes Society, Oct. 2010. Web. 28 May 2017. Langston Hughes used his poems to
describe his philosophies of American social, political, and economic conditions. In, Let America
Be America Again he attacks his point regarding economic and political statuses, explaining
contradictory statements of America in context to real and diverse audiences. Most often his
work incorporates an aspect of his development earlier on in life, ranging from the ideas his
grandmother instilled in him to the lessons he learned as he grew up. In this specific piece, he
expresses each race and class of this heritage and attacks the un fulfilled promises made by
America. However the question that many have about this diplomatic poem still remains: Is
Hughes viewpoint messages to the audience more personal or public? Throughout the article,
Westover discusses the different focal points of Hughes poems and elaborate on the methods
Hughes used to present his writing as a poem while also possessing the qualities of a speech, open
vs private discussion. In addition, he includes the philosophies of other writers that they hold true to
the poem, Let America be America Again, creating a counterargument discourse. For example, As
his primary example of how this works, Warner focuses on groups of gays who engage in perverse
sexual behaviors in public, practices which attack the division