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- 4971: "And Thus While I Listened, Th
- ... grew to love her. he finally learns that he loves her after a sexual encounter with Megan. "...I watched till she (megan) turned the corner, then climbed onto my bike and pedalled to Rosie's house. I wasn't so much guilty, I was terrified. Terrified that I might lose her." Through Rosie, he learn what love is, and learns to love emotionally. This step illustrates Paul's emotional development from ...
- 4972: Martin Esslin Critical Essay
- ... the time period and stands instead for superior, aristocratic woman who is the salve to the pride of her caste,” (238). She cannot stand her position in society, and becomes bored with sitting around the house, waiting for Brack or Mrs. Elvsted to come around and visit. She becomes increasingly bored, even on her honeymoon, with a husband she apparently married simply to become married and have some sort of social ...
- 4973: Educating Rita 2
- ... character from achieving this goal. This assures us of conflict. And conflict is drama. " Denny, Rita's husband strongly opposes her spending time on education. He wants her to have a baby and become a house-wife and throughout most of the play he is trying make her quit what she is doing. Denny is definitely the opposition character. In the play Rita tells Frank that Denny has burnt all her ...
- 4974: Munro’s Trademarks
- ... jewelry and Jews. Ada believed that Nile didn’t care about Uncle Benny and she believed that, “She married him just for a meal ticket.” (Munro, p.100) After a while Uncle Bill left the house for the grocery shopping with Del. He bought so many things such as coffee, canned fruit, pudding mixes, macaroni dinners, figs, cheese, dates, powders, tinned oysters and so many other stuffs, and that wasn’t ...
- 4975: Moby Dick
- ... striking at the very foundation of American civilization. In essence, Ahab throws aside business and profit. "Nantucket market! Hoot!...If money's to be the measurer, man, and the accountants have computes their great counting-house the globe, by girdling it with guineas, one to every three parts of an inch; then, let me tell thee, that my vengeance will fetch a great premium here!"(Moby Dick, Chapter 35) Free enterprise ...
- 4976: Magic
- ... agree the plan of doing work during vacation vanished as soon the final bell rang to start vacation. On the first day back to school I took a trip to a local library near my house. I already knew that I wouldn’t find everything that I needed, but I checked it out any ways. I was only able to find the Oxford English Dictionary, but luckily I bumped into my ...
- 4977: Ethan Frome 4
- ... to the Frome's household for free. She agreed to do the housework in exchange for her room and board. Although untalented in the kitchen, Mattie's young and vivacious spirit brought happiness to the house. Finding Mattie's presence refreshing compared to the bleak, dismal surroundings of the farm, Ethan took a great interest in her. He found great joy in her company. Since she lacked skill and experience, he ...
- 4978: Ethan Frome 3
- ... The use of the wind and the snow in Starkfield help to place a label of despair on the town. The narrator says, The snow had ceased, and a flash of watery sunlight exposed the house on the slope above us in all its plaintive ugliness. The black wraith of a deciduous creeper flapped from the porch, and the thin wooden walls, under their worn coat of paint, seemed to shiver ...
- 4979: Macbeth
- ... arrive at Macbeth's castle. While they are admiring the peaceful location of the castle they are welcomed by Lady Macbeth. She and Duncan exchange greetings and compliments. IMPORTANT TERMS: 1 temple-haunting martlet: the house martin likes to nest in the eaves of tall buildings of churches 2. haunt: frequent 3. by your leave: by your permission 4. coursed: chased 5. we rest your hermits: we still pray for you ...
- 4980: Mrs. Warren’s Profession
- ... use his skills to gain Vivie’s hand in marriage. He tries to blackmail Mrs. Warren by threatening to tell Vivie the secret of her mother’s profession. Mrs. Warren throws him out of the house and wants nothing to do with him. Later, George Croft talks to Vivie alone, using his skills of gab, he tries to gain her favor and fails. So, he tells Vivie of all of her ...
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