·      Gloucester compares himself to the bear and recognizes that he is doomed. Why would Gloucester feel that comparing himself to the bear was valid? From King Lear Act 3 scene 7

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lines 23–24: When all is well, we take things for granted; adversity proves to be an advantage in forcing us to see life as it really is. What does Gloucester mean?    

I need help on my thesis statement for the following essential question: How does an individual’s perspective of, and response to, a crisis define him or her? The text I am using is "A New Perspective" by Janice E. Fein

This is the thesis statement I came up with: 

Although an individual may feel victimized by bad situations that they are placed in, they must respond to the situation by considering the perspective of those who were affected as well.

Hello, I need help with my thesis stement. This is my essential question: To what degree can an individuals choice and actions influence the direction of his and hers life?

This is my thesis statement: When an individual makes a choice to see a bad situation from the perspective of their loved one, they will put themselves on the right direction in life because they realize they are not the only one affected by the situation, and that will push them to take action to be more caring to others.

Is my thesis good?

ok so my essential question is “how does an individuals perspective of, and response to, a crisis define him or her?” 

I made some adjustments and this is my final thesis: In times of crisis, one’s true character is often revealed through making life-changing decisions and overcoming obstacles. 

Does my thesis make senes? Is it okay if I didn’t use key worlds from the essential question like “perspective” and “define?” If you have any suggestions on how to improve my thesis, please let me know. thank you 

What techniques did the essayist use in her essay "A New Perspective" by Janice. E Fein?

How old is "young hamlet" what evidence in act one supports youre theory?

I think Hamlet is in his late teens, because in act one scene 2, King Claudius says that he does not wish for Hamlet to reurn to school at Wittenburg. Since Hamlet is a college student, he must be young.

Is this theory accurate? 

Was Hamlet really crazy?

In the play, there are evidene of Hamlet being sane and insane. He had a plan to pretend to be mad, to hide the fact he was seeking revenge on King Claudius, so whenever he acted weird, I thought it was fake. However, there are evidence in the book that makes him seem crazy, for example the way he talked to Ophellia in Act 2. I can't decide if he was actually crazy or not.

It has been said “Hamlet is the only one of Shakespeare’s characters who could have written the plays of his creator.” What evidence is there in Act 3 Scene 2 that Hamlet deserves this praise?

What evidence in the play proves that Hamlet truly love Ophelia?