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- 4801: Catcher In The Rye 3
- ... of her and Stradlater parked some where" (48). He was just pissed that he wasn't the one on the double date with Jane because that was Holden's girl. Last subject with Holden's personal life is his most private but not so private life! Holden expresses throughout the book that his "sex life sucks." When he was talking to his friend Luce about his sex life because his sex ...
- 4802: Catcher In The Rye 4
- ... inability to communicate, is Holden's intention to become a deaf-mute. So repulsed is he by the phoniness around him that he wishes not to communicate with anyone, and in a passage filled with personal insight he contemplates a retreat within himself: "I figured that I could get a job at a filling station somewhere, putting gas and oil in people's cars. I didn't care what kind of ...
- 4803: Adolf Hitler
- ... his Berlin bunker, as did his long-time companion, Eva Braun (1912-45), whom he had married the day before. Hitler had a charismatic personality of overpowering forcefulness. An amoral man, rootless and incapable of personal friendships, he looked on his fellow humans as mere bricks in the world structure he wished to erect. He knew how to appeal to people's baser instincts and made use of their fears and ...
- 4804: Rosa Parks
- ... However, he passed away in 1977. Her work for the advancement of African Americans continues although she officially retired in 1988. She continues to be honored as one of our nations prized heroes even today. Personal Reaction I feel that the world needs more individuals like Rosa Parks. Society needs people who aren't afraid to stand up for what they believe in and who try to make changes take place ...
- 4805: Cats Cradle
- ... 287). Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut is a satire on the state of world affairs in the 1960's. At the beginning of the novel, the narrator is researching for a book he is writing. The book is to be about the day the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima and the lives of the people who created the bomb. The narrator is involved in events which are helplessly beyond ...
- 4806: Change In Heart Of Darkness
- ... Frederick Karl suggests to symbolize the uselessness of burdening himself with conscience (36). By believing that he is not solely responsible for his savage thoughts, Marlow argues that the evil extends far beyond his own personal actions (Adelman 72). This temporary suspension of moral judgement continues when the blood of dead helmsman drips into his shoes during the attack. Marlow, conscious of his hesitant guilty approach to the account of his ...
- 4807: Changes In Harding In One Flew
- ... to explore the importance of self-esteem and self-reliance. It focuses on the power of individualism in an era when such a thing was shunned. The changes in Harding's attitude reflect Kesey's personal rebellion against social conformity.
- 4808: Character Analysis Of Mrs Mall
- ... and loving husband, Chopin challenges her readers to look at their own views of marriage and relationships between men and women. Each readers judgment of Mrs. Mallard and her behavior eventually stems from their own personal feelings about marriage and the influences of expectations in our society. Readers of different genders, ages, and marital experiences are, probably going to react differently to Chopin s description of the Mallards marriage, and that ...
- 4809: The Life and Times of Ronald Reagan
- ... divorces. Wyman said the Screen Actors Guild took up much of her husband's time and she didn't share his interest. The divorce greatly disturbed Reagan and ushered in a period of professional and personal searching. Disappointed with the caliber of roles Hollywood was offering him, Reagan looked outside of show business for opportunities. Reagan remarried on March 4, 1952, to Nancy Davis. Bill Holdden was best man and Ardes ...
- 4810: Ordinary People - Avoiding Problems Is Not A Way Of Handling Them
- ... Berger is Conrads confidant through the novel. Calvin is happy at the idea that Conrad is seeing someone to talk, Beth on the other hand, hates the idea that Conrad is sharing the families personal problems. Two prime examples become very evident if needed to describe Beth. One example is after the birthday party Beth gets very angry with Calvin for telling a friend that Conrad is seeing a psychiatrist ...
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