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Comparison between Claudio (measure for measure) and Gerard (murmuring judges)
Title: Comparison between Claudio (measure for measure) and Gerard (murmuring judges)
Category: Literature
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Comparison between Claudio (measure for measure) and Gerard (murmuring judges)
&middot;<Tab/>They are both characters of injustice:Gerard's injustice: "I carry sticks of dynamite. Semtex, actually. I keep it at home. It works pretty well. It's always worked well for me." - Barry, page 75.Claudio's injustice: "You must lay down the treasures of your body, To this supposed, or else to let him suffer: What would you do?" - Angelo, act 2 scene 4.
&middot;<Tab/>The both accept their failings and the justice of their …showed first 85 words of 332 total…
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…showed last 85 words of 332 total…scene 1 Gerard is dislike because he is Irish, therefore some members of the society within Murmuring Judges look down on him:"He's an ordinary, slightly sub average human being who has landed himself in a damn stupid mess." - Sir Peter, page 89.
Claudio's view of character is very much approved as Mistress Overdone says to Lucio and his companions that he "was worth five thousand of you all" (- act 1 scene 2, line 60-61). Escalus calls him a "gentleman" with "a most noble father." (- act two scene one, line 6-7)
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