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- 8171: 1984 2
- ... Children are the key to ensuring success by having them brainwashed early, when they are most vulnerable, and by doing so, ensure success that they will grow up and be totally under the Party s control. Another strategy that the party used was fear. Fear is a tool by which everyone can be controlled. Anyone who ever doubted the Party s power was quickly arrested or killed. A most useful strategy ...
- 8172: Emily The Fallen Rose
- ... 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 out power! However non-religious she may appear and however insignificant she believes life to be she does however show ...
- 8173: Elli
- ... none of them ever did much for their confidence or self-esteem, which was probably the intended effect. If the prisoners had no spirit the Germans would have the best chance of keeping them under control, and the last thought on the prisoners minds would be trying to revolt or escape. As the prisoners go through the whole ordeal they are continuously deprived of space and identity. First of all ...
- 8174: Educating Rita
- ... she's trying to change him without really realising it. "It's that bleeding handle on the door. You wanna get it fixed!" Also there is a sense that Frank in a way used to control Rita at the beginning because she was inexperienced, but when she becomes educated she mentions that she doesn't want to come running to him every five minutes. In many ways there is a lot ...
- 8175: Editha
- ... all. She could not be with a man who did not believe the way she did and therefore she was breaking up with him. After thinking it over, Editha decided that she was jumping the gun and that since George said he would think about what she had said, that she would give him a chance to think her way, which she considered the only way. George went out to a ...
- 8176: Edgar Allen Poe
- ... work's narrator owns a black cat named Pluto, which he dearly loves. However, the cat's owner takes to drinking, and one day, in a tantrum, he is seized by perverse impulses beyond his control. He captures the unfortunate creature, and with his pen knife, removes one of its eyes. This is but the beginning of the narrator's sorrows. He recognizes that it was this unfathomable longing of the ...
- 8177: Edgar Allen Poe
- ... work's narrator owns a black cat named Pluto, which he dearly loves. However, the cat's owner takes to drinking, and one day, in a tantrum, he is seized by perverse impulses beyond his control. He captures the unfortunate creature, and with his pen knife, removes one of its eyes. This is but the beginning of the narrator's sorrows. He recognizes that it was this unfathomable longing of the ...
- 8178: Edgar Allen Poe
- ... of those that his story "The Fall of the House of Usher" first appeared in 1839. He unsuccessfully tried to found and edit his own magazine which would have granted him financial security and artistic control in what he considered a hostile literary marketplace. The last years of Poes life was a tragic period. In January of 1842 Virginia broke a blood vessel while singing, and died of tuberculosis on ...
- 8179: East Of Eden
- ... leave him but because he loved her so much, he did not let her go and so she shot him. Adams inability to handle love caused Cathy to shoot him because he could not control his love for her and that it almost cost him his life. Not only did Adam lose his only love of his life but also his twin sons would have no mother. Later in the ...
- 8180: East Goes West
- ... At this point, Han should warrant no laughter, for he is not acting facetious or bold; thus, the reader can finally awaken to the tragedy of the story, understanding that this main character has no control over his own destiny. In this case, his fate was decided by an eighteen-year-old white girl who finds the mishaps of the houseboy hysterical. Younghill Kang realized that humor was a necessary element ...
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