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- 7071: Comparison: Mary Reilly and The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
- ... a voice, but otherwise has little to do beyond empathizing with Master over an illness that she cannot comprehend. She is also a character dealing with the horror of having an alcoholic father as a child. Valerie Martin is able to best represent a connection between her father and the book in the following excerpt, "Please sir. Don't do this." This excerpt is from when Hyde bites her on the ...
- 7072: "Master Harold ...And The Boys"
- ... a hard childhood. As we take a look into his past we reveal the heartache he has encountered. Almost forty years ago a baby was born to two(2) people, who were not expecting a child. The women died in childbirth and the father never forgave the baby for his wife's death. We enter the small room where the Malopo's live. Ouch! Dad, please stop. I'm sorry. Willie ...
- 7073: Surfacing: A Summary
- ... and unavailable yet she describes her feelings for him as “unique, the first, that’s where [she] learned.” (150). She goes on to say that she “worshipped him” and refers to him as a “non-child bride idolater” (150). The feelings of un-reciprocated adoration that she had towards her first love go to greatly influence later relationships. She approaches them as a war, with a winner and loser. In her ...
- 7074: The Color Purple: Conflict Between Fonso and Celie
- ... ugly and stupid, when in reality she was not. He raped her, and in turn she hated him for it. This conflict made the relationship between them sour. She hated him for his disrespect and abuse he administered to her.
- 7075: The Characteristics of Nature in The Scarlet Letter
- ... Letter Hawthorne personifies nature to describe Hester and Pearl. Hawthorne states, “Her sin, her ignominy, were the roots which she had struck into the soil.”(Hawthorne, 83) Hawthorne describes Pearl as he states, “But, the child unaccustomed to the touch or familiarity of any but her mother, escaped through the open window, and stood on the upper step, looking like a wild tropical bird of rich plumage ready to take flight ...
- 7076: Stephen King: Telekinesis And It’s Effects On The Innocent
- Stephen King: Telekinesis And It’s Effects On The Innocent Innocence betrayed as telekinetic forces work upon a child is portrayed in the novel Carrie, which was written by Stephen King. Stephen King is noted for his use of the supernatural and the innocent. The theme of innocence betrayed is at the heart of ...
- 7077: Character Analysis: Catherine Morland
- ... them. Along with fantasy novels, Catherine feels she would be fond of music lessons. She tries them for one year and of course does not like them. Her mother is not one to hold her child to something they do not like, so she allows Catherine to quit. The day that Catherine left her music teacher was "the happiest day of her life" . It is not that Catherine despises music, she ...
- 7078: A Century Of Dishonor, a Triumph or Tragedy?
- A Century Of Dishonor, a Triumph or Tragedy? The author Helen Hunt Jackson had hoped for a triumph over the mistreatment, abuse, and mainly the deaths of seemingly innocent Native Americans with her novel, A Century Of Dishonor. However, when the hard cold reality set in, her novel was merely a small tragedy in the battle for ...
- 7079: The Adventures and Maturing of Huckleberry Finn
- ... the Mississippi, written with the unusual style of Mark Twain. Twain not only tells Huck's stories, but he shows how Huck grows through his story. Huck tells of his many escapades through his innocent, child-like vernacular and tells how he escaped many dangers and had the adventure of his life. He only wanted freedom and escaping to the river was his way of being free. Huck's innocent view ...
- 7080: Memory and Imagination: A Review
- ... things not because we want to but because it was something that affected as greatly. She says: “ We only store images of value... Pain likes to be vivid.” (245). Like if for instance as a child we missed out on something and we used to envy other kids who had it, we will never forget it. When she says pain likes to be vivid, she meant painful memories are always remembered ...
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