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lorasvet [3.4K]
3 years ago
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PLEASE HELP ASAP!!! 100 POINTS!!!

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adelina 88 [10]3 years ago
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Title of short story <u>The Golden Touch </u>

Author <u> Nathaniel Hawthorne</u>

<u>The play takes place in the ancient Greek city of Pessinus, the capital of Phrygia. King Midas was a kind man, but he did not have very good judgement. One day, Midas was generous to Silenus, a satyr, and so Dionysus granted him one wish. Dionysus, like all Greek gods, liked to teach mortals lessons.</u>

<u>King Midas: Who </u><u>are</u><u> </u><u>y</u><u>ou, stranger?</u>

<u>ou, stranger?Goldie: A friend. Just call me Goldie.</u>

<u>ou, stranger?Goldie: A friend. Just call me Goldie.King Midas: What do you want? My gold?</u>

<u>ou, stranger?Goldie: A friend. Just call me Goldie.King Midas: What do you want? My gold?Goldie: I, want that paltry gold? Ha ha! 'Tis like chicken feed to me. Behold! [Touches Midas' cat and turns it to gold]</u>

<u>ou, stranger?Goldie: A friend. Just call me Goldie.King Midas: What do you want? My gold?Goldie: I, want that paltry gold? Ha ha! 'Tis like chicken feed to me. Behold! [Touches Midas' cat and turns it to gold]King Midas: The golden touch! [Grabs the gold cat, but Goldie stops him and turns the cat back to normal]</u>

<u>ou, stranger?Goldie: A friend. Just call me Goldie.King Midas: What do you want? My gold?Goldie: I, want that paltry gold? Ha ha! 'Tis like chicken feed to me. Behold! [Touches Midas' cat and turns it to gold]King Midas: The golden touch! [Grabs the gold cat, but Goldie stops him and turns the cat back to normal]King Midas: My gold! My kingdom! Everything for the golden touch! [Starts taking off his coat]</u>

<u>ou, stranger?Goldie: A friend. Just call me Goldie.King Midas: What do you want? My gold?Goldie: I, want that paltry gold? Ha ha! 'Tis like chicken feed to me. Behold! [Touches Midas' cat and turns it to gold]King Midas: The golden touch! [Grabs the gold cat, but Goldie stops him and turns the cat back to normal]King Midas: My gold! My kingdom! Everything for the golden touch! [Starts taking off his coat]</u>

<u>Goldie: Keep thy shirt on, old king. To you the golden touch would prove a golden curse.</u>

<u>Then curse me with the golden touch! Ha ha ha ha!</u>

<u>Goldie: Ah, but gold is the snare of the soul. Gold is the root of all evil. Gold is the...</u>

<u>ou, stranger?Goldie: A friend. Just call me Goldie.King Midas: What do you want? My gold?</u>

<u>Goldie: I, want that paltry gold? Ha ha! 'Tis like chicken feed to me. Behold! [Touches Midas' cat and turns it to gold]King Midas: The golden touch! [Grabs the gold cat, but Goldie stops him and turns the cat back to normal]King Midas: My gold! My kingdom! Everything for the golden touch! [Starts taking off his coat]Goldie: Keep thy shirt on, old king. To you the golden touch would prove a golden curse.King Midas: A curse? A curse? Ha! Then curse me with the golden touch! Ha ha ha ha!Goldie: Ah, but gold is the snare of the soul. Gold is the root of all evil. Gold is the...King Midas: Fiddlesticks! Give me gold, not</u><u>Goldie: Ah, but gold is the snare of the soul. Gold is the root of all evil. Gold is the...</u>

<u>Goldie: Ah, but gold is the snare of the soul. Gold is the root of all evil. Gold is the...King Midas: Fiddlesticks! Give me gold, not advice.</u>

<u>Goldie: Ah, but gold is the snare of the soul. Gold is the root of all evil. Gold is the...King Midas: Fiddlesticks! Give me gold, not advice.Goldie: So be it. I gave thee advise. Now I give thee gold. The golden touch is thine. Toodle-oo!</u>

<u>There</u><u> </u><u>are</u><u> </u><u>4</u><u> </u><u>main</u><u> </u><u>types</u><u> </u><u>of</u><u> </u><u>conflict</u><u>:</u>

  1. <u>Struggle between competing elements within the character </u>
  2. <u>Character’s struggle against society</u>
  3. <u>Character’s struggle against an antagonist.</u>
  4. <u>Character’s struggle against nature</u>

<u>I</u><u> </u><u>think</u><u> </u><u>Struggle between competing elements within the character</u><u> </u><u> describes the situation </u><u>I</u><u> </u><u>discussed</u><u>.</u>

Explanation:

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