<span>The Beat Generation was the literary
movement in America after the World War II. It was the group of young authors,
who shared literal views and life style and who largely influenced American
culture. Key characteristics of Beat movement were rejection of conventional
values, spontaneous writing, the spiritual quest, exploration of Eastern
religions, criticism of materialism, explicit writing about human condition,
experimentation with drugs and sex. The most important authors of Beat
Generation were writer Jack Kerouac (novel On the Road) and poet Alan Ginsberg
(poetry book Howl). Famous writer William S. Burroughs was also friend with members of Beat Generation, although he denied to be the part of this movement.</span>
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A fairy from the Forest of Arden Macbeth’s wife A trio of witches A revenge-seeking statesman The correct answer is “A trio of witches
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Claudius wanted the crown, wanted Queen Gertrude as his own, and sought to fulfill his own ambition through his violent acts. He isn't sure if he can be forgiven of his sins because he is unwilling to give up any of these things. Therefore, he feels that he can't truly repent (which is to turn away from sin and head in a different direction) and that his heart is "black as death."
Nevertheless, Claudius drops to his knees to pray, hoping that "all may be well." Watching from a distance, Hamlet knows that he has his answer but can't kill him in an act of prayer, believing that doing so would send his father's murderer straight to Heaven.
Is to persuade readers to dream about him.
