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- 4941: Rhetorical Genders: Performances of a Lifetime in Thelma and Louise
- ... About two thirds of the way through the film, Thelma and Louise are stopped in the New Mexico or Arizona mountains for speeding. To keep the policeman from radioing in their location, they steal his gun, shoot out his radio, shoot several holes in the trunk of the police car, lock the policeman in, and throw away the keys. Then they drive on, encounter for the third time an insulting truck ...
- 4942: The Crucible
- ... in the black of some terrible night and I will bring a pointy reckoning that will shudder you". (1044) This quote shows how Abigail would make the girls jealous by the way she is taking control of them and manipulating them not to speak a word of what happened and to convince them to keep quiet about the witchcraft or even blaming Tituba for it. She also threatens to kill anyone ...
- 4943: Emily Dickinson
- ... Because I could not stop for Death- He kindly stopped for me- The Carriage held but just Ourselves- And Immortality. Life according to Emily is brief and the people living out their lives have little control. In this short life That only lasts an hour, How much, how little, Is within our power! However non-religious she may appear and however insignificant she believes life to be she does however show ...
- 4944: The Godfather: Gangster Genre
- ... conductor during the day and goes to school at night, "learnin' how to be poor," according to Tom. Putty Nose offers Tom and Matt a "sweet" opportunity - a larger, more profitable heist and crime - the gun-wielding armed robbery of a fur warehouse. As the camera pans backward, a group of young thugs sit on Putty Nose's bed listening to the plan. Putty Nose presents both Tom and Matt with ...
- 4945: Romeo and Juliet: Who is Responsible for the Tragedy? Does Fate play a role?
- ... were in charge of when you died and when you did die, they cut the thread. To make that more clear, Fate, is when something happens or is going to happen, and you have no control over it. It tells us right in the prologue that Romeo and Juliet’s love is fated “A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life.” I don’t really believe in fate, but in ...
- 4946: Macbeth: Macbeth's Personality
- ... but what is not"; and his reason is so impeded that he judges, "These solicitings cannot be evil, cannot be good." Still, he is provided with so much natural good that he is able to control the apprehensions of his inordinate imagination and decides to take no step involving crime. His autonomous decision not to commit murder, however, is not in any sense based upon moral grounds. No doubt he normally ...
- 4947: Hamlet - Ophelia Character Analysis
- ... to demonstrate any maturity in trying to cope with her losses and in return can only inflict her madness on the court. Abused by her lover, and bereft of her father’s protection she loses control of her mind. In her insane state she came to believe that the seduction her family tried so hard to protect her from has passed. Her father’s admission of error might have embittered a ...
- 4948: The Use Of “Nature” in Shakespeare’s Macbeth
- ... might lose her nerve. Lady Macbeth commands: “…Come to my woman’s breasts, / And take my milk for gall, you murdering ministers, /…You wait on Nature’s mischief!”(1.5.46-49). Lady Macbeth takes control of her own destiny by asking the spirits to take away her feminine feelings of guilt and replace them with cruelty and malice. Lady Macbeth is going against Nature’s design; she is abandoning the ...
- 4949: Hedda Gabler: “Evaluate The Achievements Of Act I As Exposition”
- ... an anxious “Oh yes?” However, she attempts to cover this up straight away, with a contrived, indifferent, aloof remark : “What’s the matter with him?” When she is irritated with Miss Tesman, she quickly gains control over her emotions, calming herself down quickly. To such an end, we see that Act I is effective in setting up Hedda’s character : the full picture (as the audience perceives it) is not complete ...
- 4950: Othello: Summary
- ... youth with drugs or minerals that weaken motion. Desdemona's father thinks Othello gives some poisoned to Desdemona thats why she got married to him and he also thinks he is a evil who can control anyon's mind. Desdemona explains to this father that Othello love her so much and she loves him, but Brabantio doesn't even think that way it could be true. Iago had a good started ...
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