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solemn atmosphere awakens Tamino’s desire for knowledge. He plays his flute. Wild animals come out from their lairs and lie at his feet. Before he can finish his aria, he hears the sound of Papageno’s pan pipe and rushes off to find him. Papageno comes on from the other side of the stage leading Pamina who he intends to unite with Tamino. They are overtaken by Monostatos, who send for chains to complete the capture. Papageno remembers a last remedy. By playing on his magic chimes, he sets the

Dealing With Criticism, Guilt and Shame in the Classroom by Stephen T. McClard - Superiored.com   When you think of shame, what comes to your mind?  How about guilt?  Many people associate shame and guilt as one emotion, but in reality they are very different.  By definition, guilt is the "I have done someting bad" emotion.  By contrast, shame is the "I am bad" emotion.  As you continue reading, consider how your actions can impact guilt or shame in a child.  Ask yourself if there may be ways

or Vlad The Impaler. He was a brilliant and notoriously savage general who impaled his enemies on long spikes. The prince also had a reputation for murdering beggars and forcing women to eat their babies. His father was called Vlad Dracul. Dracul comes from « draco » in latin meaning « snake », « dragon » but in Romanian it means “devil”. The Dracula family is described with pride in the early chapters of the novel. This historical allusion gives Dracula a semblance of truth, and, as the

of the father. Ferdinand, finally stirred to action, arrives at the Duchess's palace to confront her. To play an affectionate joke on her, Antonio and Cariola step out of the room while the Duchess is talking to herself in the mirror, and Ferdinand comes into the room at the same moment. He accuses her of shaming the family with her promiscuity, and although she tells him that she is married, he vows never to look at her again. Afraid of Ferdinand's anger, the Duchess sends Antonio to safety by pretending

Culture Comes from Latin « cultura », in narrow sense it refers to finesse, arts but in wide sense it refers to all Human products. Culture is a complex whole with interrelated parts that is shared & learned. It influences biological processes & characterizes members of a society. It includes knowledge, values, art, laws… It influences what we do, think & have. There are 3 levels in culture: perceived, unseen (beliefs…) & unconscious (values…). Collectivity of culture has a function of inclusion/exclusion

play as now things have become irreversible and the increasing tensions resulting from Macbeth and Lady Macbeth horrible deed, will lead to the fatal downfall of the protagonists. After Duncan’s murder, this is a completely different Macbeth who comes to his wife as he declares “I have done the deed…”. At this moment, the audience understands that things have come to a point of no return. Whereas he was a confident, a valiant cold blooded warrior, able to “unseam “the enemy “from the nave to th’chops”

Conclusion : On the one hand, Through this text we realize that everything is possible. Ultimately, one may very well be part of a middle class or be an Indian in reservation and to make studies, having a great job and good wage. On the other hand, comes the question from books and youth. Does the taste of reading has disappeared with the arrival of new generations? All the books of all library will be less and less read? Does no one likes reading now?

Auma, his stepsister, who lives in Kenya. The scene first takes place in the outdoor cafe of a big hotel, where Auma and Barack want to have lunch. As they are waiting for the waiters to come and take their orders, an American family comes and sits down a few r^ tables away from them. The waiters are very quick to attend to the Americans, while Auma and Barack have to keep waiting, feeling like they are never going to be served. Auma is getting more furious with every minute that

in the stars that shine above, A world where you and I belong, where faith and love will keep us strong, Exactly who we are is just enough Yes there’s a place for us, there’s a place for us. (..) meet the sky, Where your heart is free and hope comes back to life, Where these broken hands are whole again, We will find what we’ve been waiting for, We were made for so much more We can be the kings and queens of anything if we believe. It’s written in the stars that shine above, A world where

that we understand Shylock as a threat to the happiness of Venice’s citizens and lovers, Shakespeare uses a number of dramatic devices to amplify Shylock’s villainy. In doing so, however, he creates a character so compelling that many feel Shylock comes to dominate the play, thereby making him “too large.” Certainly, Shylock is a masterful creation. At his cruelest, he is terrifying, even more so because all of his schemes exist within the framework of the law. Seen in this light, Shylock becomes