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creates a larger story to combine a series of shorter stories. (McGinley 2) frame story of the pilgrimage to Canterbury. the larger story. As Dom Cobb and his team go deeper into different dreams, they are filling the frame story with smaller stories. gothic A style of writing that was most popular during the end of the 18th century and the beginning of the 19th century which portrayed tales that dealt with despair, horror, grotesque, and other “dark” or supernatural aspects of life. (Ordonez 3) The Shakespearean play of Macbeth portrays a gothic style of writing as it shows Macbeth’s path of corruption as he interacts with the three witches and kills King Duncan. Shakespeare portrays these parts of the play in a very supernatural and grotesque manner as he uses imagery of Macbeth’s hallucinations, the three witches conversations, and Lady Macbeth’s slow descent into madness. (Macbeth, Shakespeare) Tim Burton is most commonly known to portray this gothic, “dark” style to his own works. Movies such as The Nightmare Before Christmas, Corpse Bride, Frankenweenie, and Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street show different supernatural views to life and actions of people. Especially within Sweeney Todd where the characters Benjamin Barker (Sweeney Todd) and Mrs. Lovette give into their darker desires of revenge and begin to grotesquely avenge people who have been mistreated through the murders of aristocrats. (Tim Burton) hamartia the hamartia is seen as the flaw or that leads to a tragic hero's downfall (Clark 3) In Sophocles’ Oedipus the King, Oedipus’ hamartia is his inability to attain the knowledge of his family roots. He leaves his “parents” because he wants to avoid the prophecy of killing his father and sleeping with his mother. In the process The Bachelor’s Sean Lowe seems to be the perfect man; he is an all american Texan who is tall, handsome, kind, and he is a virgin waiting for the right woman....but his hamartia is that even though he seems to be the perfect husband he has probably told
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