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Shakespeare’s Tragedies with Short Description of Characters (Part-2)

Shakespeare’s Tragedies with Short Description of Characters Character List of Shakespeare's Macbeth Lady Macbeth:  Lady Macbeth is the devilish wife/ spouse of Macbeth. Her ambition helps to force her husband towards the determined act of murder. Her husband's cruelty and her personal guilt recoil on her.   Macbeth: He is a captain in Duncan's army. Later the Thane of Glamis and Cawdor. Three Witches inform Macbeth that he will be the king of Scotland. He takes his destiny into his personal arms to overcome his higher judgment and position. His bloody reign culminates in a war between Malcolm and the English forces. Duncan:  He is the King of Scotland. His victories in opposition to rebellious kinsmen have made him famous.  He has also become an honored king. Donalbain and Malcolm:  Donalbain and Malcolm are Duncan's two sons. Fearful of the implication of their father's murder, they flee Scotland. Donalbain flees to Ireland and Malcolm to England. He raises a...

What is Language? Properties and Characteristics of Language

What is Language? Properties and Characteristics of Language Human beings have felt the necessity of a medium to communicate with each other from the very beginning of civilization. Language has helped in this purpose. Without language, we could not come to as we know now it. Besides its being a means of communication, it is mandatory in all sectors of life. However, animals also communicate with one another through their own language. But it is a human language that marks a difference between human beings and animals. What is the definition of language? Language refers to a system of communication in which human beings, as members of society, communicate with one another by talking, writing, or by the sign. "A language is a structured system of communication used by humans. Languages consist of spoken sounds in spoken languages or written elements in written languages."                            ...