Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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New sonnet
The structure of the Petrarchan sonnet goes like: A B B A A B B A C C B B E C this is an example of one In what bright realm, what sphere of radiant thought A Did Nature find the model whence she drew B That delicate dazzling image where we view B…
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My sonnet
The night is cold with sense of mystery Your target is within your striking range The crime will fill the books of history As you begin to strike you start to change You climb to the top of the bell tower When the clock strikes 11 it shall start At last the time has shortened…
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Scene analysis
In this scene in hotel Rwanda it builds up a lot of suspense The mist : the mist creates a lot of mystery because 1 you cannot see were you are going and 2 it hides what lurks beneath the mist and it is quite disturbing also by covering up what is beneath the mist…
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Hotel Rwanda Scene Notes
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Pictures of me 😛
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Just a little preview
It was 9:00 pm Stratford Olympic stadium it was the last 100m race of the night, 10,000 fans cheering you on, & a gold medal waiting for you at the finish line you can not mess this up. I prepare my self for the 10 seconds of intense power and speed as I get into…
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Question: how does shakespere explore the concept of fate in romeo & juliet answer: I think Shakespeare explores this by included a load of metaphors within one scene by doing this he implants a picture into your mind and let’s you imagine more clearly
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Metaphor in Romeo and Juliet
Your task is to identify the metaphor present in the following excerpt and then write a paragraph that explains the metaphor and its effect on the meaning of the passage it is embedded in. ROMEO I fear, too early: for my mind misgives Some consequence yet hanging in the stars Shall bitterly begin his…
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Analysis
The title hands of fate is used many times during the play and the movie for an example : a consequence yet hanging in the stars this means something bad yet come forth and take place because at the they both end their once they find out their both dead Romeo go the burial site…
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Shakesphare play phrase
“To be not to be that is the question” After all these years I’ve still not been able to find the answer to this question nor find a reason why it even existed in the first place. Can anyone help me on this please
Got any book recommendations?