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Essay Instructions: Shakespeare's Ghost appears as a character in many adaptations of his own plays of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, mostly in prologues and epilogues. Also,the name of Shakespeare or the term "Bard" are mentioned.
A fully commented list of these occurrences is required.

Chicago Manual Citation needed.

Essay Instructions: Shakespeare uses many comparisons in his sonnets. Explain the comparison used in "My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun." Why is it a surprising comparison? What do you think is Shakespeare's intention in using it?

an introduction, body, and conclusion

Essay Instructions: Shakespeare's Richard II explores the nature of political power as it depicts the replacement of one English king by another. Using the theories of John Locke as expounded in The Second Treatise of Government , analyze the political situation that leads to Henry Bolingbroke's rise to power. How might Locke evaluate the legitimacy of Richard's regin and Henry's takeover?


NOTE. :
1. Use only TWO source ( a) Shakespeare' s RICHARD II and (b) John locke's The Second Treatise of Government ( ONLY USE CHAPTER II [of the state of nature], CHAP. III [ of the state of war] , CHAP. V [ of property], CHAP. VII [ of political or civil society], CHAP. XIX [ of the dissolution of government] .
2. This is not a research paper. It ia a university ESSAY paper.
3. You can not use other source; you have to use your own words, and follow MLA style.

Essay Instructions: William Shakespeare's plays 'Macbeth' and 'King Lear' have some of the most horrendous representations of female characters and images of women to be found in literature. Discuss the relationship between these feminine versions of evil and other evil figures in 'Macbeth' and 'King Lear'. In what ways is it important to the significance of the plays that evil actions are performed by women?

Analytical essay, MLA, please use at least 5 direct quotations from each play, and make this essay very concise and on topic.