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Significance of the Knight’s Prose Passages in "Murder in the Cathedral"

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Political and Religious Tensions Between the Church and the State Depicted in "Murder in the cathedral"

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Becket's Relationship with King Henry II, and How does it Reflect Larger Themes of "Murder in the Cathedral"

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Role of Fate or Destiny in Becket's Life in "Murder in the Cathedral"

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Impact of the assassination scene on the overall message of the play "Murder in the Cathedral"

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Historical Plot of “Murder in the Cathedral”

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Becket’s silence in “Murder in the Cathedral”

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The martyrdom of Becket in Eliot’s "Murder in the Cathedral" is best understood as a conflict between religion and the state.

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Feminist Reading of the “Murder in the Cathedral", Especially Mentioning About the Chorus

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Eliot’s Christian perspective in "Murder in the Cathedral"

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Martyrdom, sacrifice, and the power of religious conviction as portrayed in "Murder in the Cathedral"

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Notions of martyrdom and temptation concerning modern times in Eliot’s "Murder in the Cathedral".

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Symbolism of the Four Tempters representing different aspects of Becket's conflict in "Murder in the Cathedral"

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Thomas Becket's internal struggle between loyalty to God and his responsibilities as Archbishop play in "Murder in the Cathedral"

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Development of Becket's martyrdom in "Murder in the Cathedral"

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