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- 3311: Crime In The Great Gatsby
- ... to face discussing in impassioned voices whether Mrs. Wilson had any right to mention Daisy's name. "Daisy! Daisy! Daisy!" shouted Mrs. Wilson , " I'll say it whenever I want to! Daisy! Dai--- Making a short deft movement Tom Buchanan broke her nose with is open hand. (41) Tom was a spoiled brat who is used to getting everything he wants. This could have been a factor when he told Nick ...
- 3312: Great Expectations
- ... of passion and character, the real premises of which we detect only when we are startled by the conclusions. The plot of Great Expectations is also noticeable as indicating, better than any of his previous stories, the individuality of Dickens's genius. Everybody must have discerned in the action of his mind two diverging tendencies, which in this novel, are harmonized. He possess a singularly wide, clear, and minute power of ...
- 3313: Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
- ... issue that comes to mind when thinking of Lorelei is her complete lack of domesticity. Written in 1925, when women were throwing conventional Victorian morality to the dogs and cutting their hair and their dresses short, it seems that Lorelei is taking this route. However, what seems weird is the fact that it is never even mentioned. She receives one marriage proposal after another and the things that she seriously considers ...
- 3314: Crime And Punishment 5
- ... pleasure or place him above the normal morality. When Dunya denies him love, though, he finally comes to realize that he is truly unable to stand alone above everyone else without companionship. Where Svidrigailov falls short, so does Raskolnikov. Consequently, when he tries to stand alone, like a Nietzschean superman, he finds that he cannot bear to be cut off from the rest of humanity. This drives Raskolnikov to confess his ...
- 3315: Granite
- ... gray hair crowning it. With a shot of adrenaline, she hurled the stone edge after the tractor. Had this man no respect for the souls he so violently cut over? The stone dropped ten feet short, and the man was oblivious to it. The girl, innocent and full of rage, dropped to her knees at her deceased brother’s headstone. The only way she’ll ever see him. Only one tear ...
- 3316: Great Gatsby
- ... himself and others. Nick states, "Something was making him nibble at the edge of stale ideas as if his sturdy physical egotism no longer nourished his peremptory heart". Because of this, Tom has an unusually short temper and a gift for gaining revenge. Once, he lost his temper with Myrtle Wilson, his mistress, and without a thought broke her nose. Also, after Myrtle is killed, Tom tells George that Gatsby was ...
- 3317: Clubfoot
- ... Cast changes are then decreased to once every one-two weeks. This treatment continues until the child is three to six months old. This method of treatment is distressing to the infant for only a short period of time. For this reason parents will be taught cast care before leaving the clinic. If the foot is too stiff to allow for adequate correction, then the tight or shortened tendons may need ...
- 3318: Missouri Fox Trotter
- ... usually have white markings. A strong saddle horse, compact and up to weight, its head is attractive and alert, tapering to a small muzzle. (Edwards, Larousse Guide , 196) The withers are pronounced; the back is short and straight; the croup muscular and rounded; the tail set rather high; the chest broad and deep; the shoulders sloped and muscular. The legs are sturdy and well muscled. (Hendricks, 286) Its uniqueness lies in ...
- 3319: Great Expectations
- ... own. Being uneducated, Joe never felt sure of himself that he could make an appropriate decision, anyway. When asking for Mrs. Joe's hand in marraige, it can be assumed that Mrs. Joe did everything short of buying the wedding ring herself to make the marriage a reality. So, Mrs. Joe essentially created Joe to be the character that he allowed himself to be. With the slow death of Mrs. Joe ...
- 3320: McDonald’s
- ... and even to challenge the corporation head-on, McDonald’s might still have attained its celebrated uniformity, but a terrible price. It would lose the creativity those divers franchisees and suppliers provide. It would, in short, lose touch with the marketplace. Approximately 80% of McDonald's restaurant businesses world-wide are owned and operated by franchisees. Each McDonald’s restaurant runs on the standard basis given by the big McDonald’s ...
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