But when all is said and all is done Jefferson has beliefs. Burr has none
https://www.vox.com/2015/11/28/9801376/hamilton-election-of-1800-burr-jefferson The WILD election of 1800 explained
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hamiltondiged.blogs.bucknell.edu hamiltondiged.blogs.bucknell.edu
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hamiltondiged.blogs.bucknell.edu hamiltondiged.blogs.bucknell.edu
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The battle of Yorktown. 1781
https://www.history.com/topics/american-revolution/siege-of-yorktown A little bit of background information regarding the Battle of Yorktown, to help understand the lyrics and significance of the battle a bit more.
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hamiltondiged.blogs.bucknell.edu hamiltondiged.blogs.bucknell.eduNon-Stop1
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Non-Stop
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNVkFjgpvCY What the performance of Non-Stop looks like
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hamiltondiged.blogs.bucknell.edu hamiltondiged.blogs.bucknell.eduHelpless1
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to form a harem
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/harem Very interesting tag. This is what it means
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hamiltondiged.blogs.bucknell.edu hamiltondiged.blogs.bucknell.edu
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Hamilton!
https://www.biography.com/news/george-washington-alexander-hamilton-relationship How Washington kept Hamilton in check.
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Meet Me Inside
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLH6XX65CMo A visual representation of the song
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hamiltondiged.blogs.bucknell.edu hamiltondiged.blogs.bucknell.eduMy Shot2
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revolutionary manumission abolitionists
https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/manumission This explains why this line is significant.
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diamond in the rough, a shiny piece of coal
I thought that this was an interesting thing to tag, not only because it is an object but also is a reflection on Hamilton being unique.
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lancianohumn100.blogs.bucknell.edu lancianohumn100.blogs.bucknell.edu
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Burr as the victor
Interesting take on a new Hamilton. Would the new play be called "Burr?"
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I would include a zoom in on Hamilton’s face after he hears the news of Burr defeating his father, where you can see a quiet anger in Alexander’s eyes, which would elicit to the viewer a deep profound anger.
This is a great idea, for Hamilton as a movie, but considering it is a play, it would be hard to do something like that. How would you portray it in the play?
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donohuehumn100.blogs.bucknell.edu donohuehumn100.blogs.bucknell.edu
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They connect and it seems as if Burr has influenced Hamilton to follow in his footsteps. Hamilton admired Burr and asked several questions and sought advice from him. Also, it is ironic that Burr tells Hamilton to talk less and “fools who run their mouths off wind up dead” which is foreshadowing because Burr is the one who eventually kills Hamilton (Hamilton Act 1).
There is good use of quotes and lyrics to show the advancement of Hamilton and Burr's relationship.
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As I expected, Hamilton and Burr appeared the most in both acts.
You could add about how the frequency of Hamilton and Burr in the play affected each others relationship.
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When you embed a Voyant Tool in your reflection, try to incorporate it in the text instead of just leaving it at the end.
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