The quote "As flies to wanton boys are we to the gods; / They kill us for their sport" reflects which of the play's major themes?
A
The corrupting nature of power
B
The injustice and cruelty of fate
C
The struggle between good and evil
D
The theme of madness
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Gloucester’s Pessimistic View – King Lear
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Speaker: Gloucester, newly blinded
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Meaning:
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Expresses a deeply pessimistic worldview
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Suggests the universe is not governed by divine justice but by cruel, indifferent forces
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Humans are treated as playthings by fate
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Significance: Reflects the play’s exploration of suffering and nihilism

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Updated: 6 days ago
Who strongly warns Elizabeth about Wickham’s intentions?
Created: 20 hours ago
A
Mr. Bennet
B
Mrs. Gardiner
C
Lady Catherine
D
Caroline Bingley
Elizabeth-এর খালা Mrs. Gardiner তাকে সাবধান করেন যে Wickham শুধু টাকার জন্য ধনী মেয়েদের খোঁজে। তিনি Elizabeth-কে সতর্ক করেন যেন আবেগে সিদ্ধান্ত না নেয়। Austen এখানে প্রমাণ করেন—Gardiner পরিবার Bennet পরিবারের তুলনায় অনেক বেশি বিচক্ষণ ও দায়িত্বশীল। তাদের উপস্থিতি Elizabeth-কে সঠিক পথে সাহায্য করে।

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Updated: 20 hours ago
The Silent Woman is written by -
Created: 2 weeks ago
A
John Webster
B
Alexander Pope
C
Ben Jonson
D
John Dryden
• The Silent Woman:
- এটি Ben Jonson রচিত।
- এটি একটি play.
- The play is about a man named Dauphine, who creates a scheme to get his inheritance from his uncle Morose.
- The plan involves setting Morose up to marry Epicoene, a boy disguised as a woman
• Ben Jonson:
- তিনি একজন English writer.
- তিনি একাধারে English Stuart dramatist, lyric poet এবং literary critic.
- তাকে Father of Comedy of Humours বলা হয়।
• Famous Plays:
- The Silent Woman,
- Every Man in His Humour,
- Every Man out of His Humour,
- Sejanus,
- The Alchemist,
- The Poetaster,
- Volpone.

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Updated: 2 weeks ago
Who says the following to Macbeth: “The queen, my lord, is dead.”?
Created: 6 days ago
A
The Doctor
B
Siward
C
Seyton
D
Horatio
English
Corruption wins not more than honesty-William Shakespeare
English Grammar
English Literature
The upright judge condemns crimes but he does not hate the criminals-William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare (1564-1616)
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Lady Macbeth’s Death and Macbeth’s Soliloquy – Act 5, Scene 5
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Act & Scene: Act 5, Scene 5
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Characters:
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Seyton – Macbeth’s loyal chief servant and attendant
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Event:
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While preparing for the final battle against the invading English and Scottish forces, a cry is heard from within the castle.
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Macbeth asks about the noise. Seyton enters and delivers the grim news:
"The queen, my lord, is dead."
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Significance:
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This news delivers the final blow to Macbeth’s spirit.
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Macbeth responds with his famous soliloquy:
"Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow..." -
In the soliloquy, he expresses despair and reflects on the meaninglessness of life.
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Updated: 6 days ago