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- What Shakespearean character, who is the epitome of honesty and loyalty, is disinherited by her father, King Lear?
- What Shakespearean heroine elopes with a man of a different race and later becomes an innocent victim of his wrath?
- What Shakespearean character is resented by her son for marrying her husbands brother, Claudius?
- Having survived a shipwreck, this character from the comedy Twelfth Night poses as a boy, named Cesario, and enters the service of Duke Orsino.
- In a sleepwalking scene, depicted in one of the most popular Shakespearean tragedies, this Queen of Scotland, suffering from a guilty conscience, cries Out, damned spot!
- How does young Juliet Capulet die in Shakespeares tragedy Romeo and Juliet?
- In Shakespeares history play Richard III, this lady asked Richard, Did you not kill my husband? and got the following reply: Your beauty which did haunt me in my sleep could make me undertake the death of all the world.
- What Shakespearean tragic heroine is advised by her father to lock herself from Hamlets resort?
- Which Shakespearean heroine is not correctly matched with the play in which she appears?
- In Calla Bryn Sturgis, in the book Wolves of the Calla, the ka-tet meet a priest who, together with most of the townsfolk, asks them to protect them against the Wolves. What is the priests name?
- The priest in the novel Wolves of the Calla has appeared previously in which Stephen King novel?
- The crystal ball in the novel Wolves of the Calla is used by Roland and his ka-tet to travel to 1977 to a borough of New York. Which Borough did they travel to?
- In the novel Wolves of the Calla, Roland and the ka-tet team travelled to New York to protect what?
- Susannah begins to undergo yet another change of character in Wolves of the Calla. What is this characters name?
- When the priest first appeared near Calla Bryn Sturgis in the book Wolves of the Calla, he was found by a religious group. What is their name?
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Local Business
(September 13)-With the opening of a Cainlen Superstore just two weeks away, the Bakert Merchants Association (BMA) has begun an initiative that encourages consumers to support local businesses. At least thirty stores have hung "Buy from Bakert" signs in their front windows.
Like other Cainlen locations across the nation, the new Bakert store stretches over 180.000 square feet of land and will sell groceries, clothing, and electronics and boast a garden supply center and a photo developing lab. The massiveness of its floor plan meant that its construction was subject to public review regarding potential harm to plants and wildlife near its site on Todd Road.
At that time, the BMA almost succeeded in blocking the development by pressing the city council to consider its effects in another area-that of local commerce. The BMA argued that Cainlen would put smaller retailers out of business and thus weaken the community in the long term.
However, the council was more persuaded by Cainlen representatives' claims that the store would ultimately benefit Bakert by creating new jobs for its citizens and allowing them to enjoy the chain's famously low prices.
BMA president and Bakert Sporting Goods owner Laura Comstock says the Buy from Bakert campaign "just asks people to think before they shop" and adds that it will continue
"for as long as it feels necessary"