what does muses of character means?
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What are they thinking about...how does their mind work...
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And that is the whole point. And it means so much more than that!!  In drama, it's a term for "tragic flaw".\n\nGreek is such a wonderful language.\n\nAristotle used the term quite a bit.  As did the writers of the Greek tragedies:\n\nThe Greek word that describes what many people refer to as the "tragic flaw" of the hero of Greek tragedy, "hamartia" has a complex meaning which includes "sin," "error," "trespass," as well as "missing the mark" (as in archery–missing the bull's-eye). \n\nThe "mistake" of the hero has an integral place in the plot of the tragedy. The logic of the hero's descent into misfortune is determined by the nature of his or her particular kind of hamartia. \n\nAn in-depth study of the New Testment in Greek is required reading at seminary.
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I'll help you with type of characterization first\nthis means what the character is like ie static dynamic round, static and flat. In a short story there is rarely room for more than one dynamic character\nfigure of speech has a few forms similies, metaphors and exageration\nmetaphors compare one thing without using like\nsimilies are sentences that use like\nexageration.......well you know exagerating stuff I'm so hungry I can eat a horse\nelements of literature are the following\nsetting\nplot \ncharacterization\nmethods of characterization\npoint of view\nconflict\ntheme\n tone\nsorry I don't know the symbol thing though!!\nhope I helped you\nif you need more help you can e mail me
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A tragic hero is an honorable protagonist with a tragic flaw, also known as fatal flaw, which eventually leads to his demise. The concept of the tragic hero was created in ancient Greek tragedy and defined by Aristotle.\n\nIt basically means then the main character or "hero" dies.
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A person who isn't judgmental and doesn't care about what people think of them. They follow the beat of their own drum. They are usually not followers, and they do not follow trends. They usually have a very good sense of humor and they don't take everything so seriously. They are usually very compassionate and caring people.They usually make very good company and people are drawn to them. I should know because I'm a FREE SPIRIT!!!!!!!
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No, darling, Metamorphoses is Roman mythology.  Ovid's poem "Art of Love" was a "suggestion that Rome was a prime location for seduction" and also a "political critique, a mode of resistance to the authoritarian imposition of moral reform Ovid's greatest work, the Metamorphoses, suggests a similar critique.  It was still unfinished at the time of his exile."
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It means to make a lasting impression on somebody.
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It's an old English proverb.\n\nIt means if you dress up nice, it will make a better person of you (Clothes make the man, is another such proverb). For eg., if you wear a designer dress/ suit, it will make you look more classy than shabby clothes.\n\nI think the origin was Thomas Hardy's Tess of d'Ubervilles? AM not sure
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"CHARACTER" \n GET SOME!! (you cant buy it though)\nDon't be one..\njeez!! a million comedians out of work.and uh,mmm..YOU ARE RICH and trying to be one.\nMoney means a great deal to some women and they would do anything with no strings attached..unfortunately \ntheir profession is illegal.
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I agree with the suggestion "quaere sapientiam" = seek wisdom\n\n"literate" is a variant spelling of "litterate" which can mean "elegantly", "literally", "cleverly" .\n "humaniores" is referring to those who are "more human", "more refined"\nso the phrase probably means "elegantly more refined"\n\nHowever you may have misquoted "Literae Humaniores" which refers to the study of Classics (also known as the Humanities), and may be translated as "more refined scholarship."
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the word is "androngynous"\nit means you have both masc. and fem. qualities
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The poem 'Endymion',which begins with the marvellous phrase"a thing of beauty is a joy for ever" is a free treatment of the Greek myth of Endymion, a chieftain king, and his passion for the Moon Goddess Cynthia.\nThe central idea is the quest for ideal beauty:how the poet longs for full communion with the essential spirit of beauty and how through the exercise of active human sympaties he achieves his quest.
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It means that even though you may have found your one great love things happen.  Specifically death.  And if you really love someone you wouldn't want them to spend the rest of their life pining away for the past.  You want them to be happy.  That's what the character is saying,"I will be happy".  Obviously, I have way to much time on my hands!!!
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福 (pronounced "fu")\n\nthis character represents luck, good fortune, usually seen pasted everywhere on large red banners around the time of lunar new year.  this character, in essence, is also used in korea and japan on lunar new year celebrations.
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The very meaning of personality means deception.  Persona = false front + ility = something like it: If looking for someone with a good personality then you are looking for somebody with a good false front and if they are deceiving you should be delighted.\nIf you are seeking real, quality character traits then deceptive ways are F'd and should not apply.
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Pundits use this quote as "the ultimate expression of humility in genius," but what they miss (and almsot everyone else too) is that Newton wrote that line to a very, very short man, a hunchedbacked fellow scientist with whom he was having a bitter feud.  Newton wrote a long letter to Robert Hooke on Feb 5, 1675, defending himself from charges of intellectual piracy, praising Hooke for trifles, and then Newton built to the famous quote "standing on the shouldersof giants" line. (adapted from a line about pygmies in the then-famous book called Anatomy of Melancholy.)  \nTranslation:  "While I admit to building on the work of my scientific predecessors, I certainly didn't learn anything from from a dwarf like you!"
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Broadly speaking, I would say that everyone knows what makes some people successful (talent, criativity, skills) and what keeps them successful (determination, hard work, innovation). However, there are some extremely successful individuals that lack moral strength and honesty. It is possible these people's true colors will show (someday, somehow). But it is also possible it won´t. In either case, there are two perspectives from which the above saying could be looked at: (1) from the outside, looking in; and (2) from the inside, looking in. In other words, acquaintances, agents or fans may focus basically on what they can get from those individuals' success (or skills). That´s why their character won´t be a factor. However, from the individuals' own point of view, it´s a totally different story. They know, deep inside, that their "success" doesn´t mean much. They know that "success without character is hollow".\n\nVery good question. It makes us wonder.