Pieces of literature often show relationships involving the supernatural. In Macbeth (1606), Shakespeare shows how Macbeth is his profound and mature vision of evil. The play is the study of the downfall and damnation of a man. It shows Shakespeare's art, evolving from a deep understanding of the complexity of human nature. The supernatural also plays an integral part in the structure of the plot. It provides a basis for action, an insight into Macbeth’s character and affects the impact of numerous
relentless conviction (Davis et. al 299). In particular, he criticized any group who placed supernatural causes for natural disasters. From chapter five through eight of Candide, Voltaire ridiculed not only the Portuguese response to the great earthquake of Lisbon on November 1, 1755, but also the hypocrisy of the Inquisition. With one stone, he roasts the Portuguese for this willingness to look for supernatural protection for the disaster (the Inquisition)
Trust is like a piece of paper, once it’s crumbled it cannot be perfect. In Edgar Allan Poe's "A Cask of Amontillado" Poe voices that the trust between two friends will never be perfect after an act of insult. “Themes of betrayal and revenge clearly inform “The Cask of Amontillado.”(Nesbitt297) at first glance Montresor appears to be well inclined with Frortunato, however he doesn't feel anything but loathe for him. On the other hand, both of these men are pleased and well off, yet both have destructions
An artist’s life and emotions often correlate with their work. Joan Miró, a native of Barcelona, Spain, created various pieces that reflect on the Catalan culture and his strong feelings about his homeland. Miró’s reactions to events, places and even objects were put into his masterpieces. While living on the family farm in the Catalonia countryside, he portrayed his love for the nature and beauty of his homeland. He painted various landscapes and still-life pieces, such as The Farm and The Catalan