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cleopatra

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English

 

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December 16, 2014

 

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In Shakespeare's time this would be the view of the people in the audience, that she was a which that catches victims with her beauty and power. She is also described as a "strumpet" which was a word meaning a prostitute this is a very derogatory noun. Shakespeare from the very mention of Cleopatra shows that she is teasing and downgrading Antony...
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She is also described as a "strumpet" which was a word meaning a prostitute this is a very derogatory noun. Shakespeare from the very mention of Cleopatra shows that she is teasing and downgrading Antony. The first words she speaks in the whole of the play are "If it be love indeed tell me how much" to Antony immediately she is testing him, this causes the audience to feel she is an unpleasant character who is causing trouble for Antony and obviously doesn't love Antony but treats him appallingly as a lover...
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