The Tragic Engagement: A Study of Shakespeare's Classical TragediesFunk & Wagnalls, 1968 - 336 ページ |
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... Aaron and Lucius become the opposing agents . Aaron systematically tears down Titus ; Lucius leads a Gothic invasion , forcing Tamora to thrust her sons to Titus . It is Lucius who captures Aaron , kills Saturninus , and becomes the new ...
... Aaron and Lucius become the opposing agents . Aaron systematically tears down Titus ; Lucius leads a Gothic invasion , forcing Tamora to thrust her sons to Titus . It is Lucius who captures Aaron , kills Saturninus , and becomes the new ...
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... Aaron's baby by Tamora , precipitates another change of character in Aaron , from a political to a willful hero . Previously , he had worked behind the scene , a total solitary , without great resources of energy , mobiliz- ing others ...
... Aaron's baby by Tamora , precipitates another change of character in Aaron , from a political to a willful hero . Previously , he had worked behind the scene , a total solitary , without great resources of energy , mobiliz- ing others ...
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... Aaron ; but his blazing presence became model for one of Shakespeare's most furiously energetic heroes , Rich- ard III . Indeed , studying the plays chronologically , one soon re- marks that the earlier plays have the more shockingly ...
... Aaron ; but his blazing presence became model for one of Shakespeare's most furiously energetic heroes , Rich- ard III . Indeed , studying the plays chronologically , one soon re- marks that the earlier plays have the more shockingly ...
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