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- 461: The Lottery
- ... of year is early summer. She also describes that school has just recently let out for summer break, letting the reader infer that the time of year is early summer. Shirley Jackson also seems to stress on the beauty of the day and the brilliance of nature. This provides the positive outlook and lets the reader relax into what seems to be a comfortable setting for the story. In addition, the ...
- 462: Shakespearean Comedy
- ... family. After Hero faints at the wedding, Beatrice is furious. She wants revenge against Claudio. Finally she and Benedick declare their love for each other which was made possible by being under tension and emotional stress and she was finally able to let down her guard. She feels out of control because she needs a man to kill Claudio. She is usually able to take care of things herself but not ...
- 463: Comedy In Shakespeare
- ... family. After Hero faints at the wedding, Beatrice is furious. She wants revenge against Claudio. Finally she and Benedick declare their love for each other which was made possible by being under tension and emotional stress and she was finally able to let down her guard. She feels out of control because she needs a man to kill Claudio. She is usually able to take care of things herself but not ...
- 464: Mr Murder Essay
- ... are unable to control. The main character has to go various numbers of tests to find out what is causing the black outs but the tests show that he is just under a lot of stress. Also the real identity of the stranger who wants to supposedly get his life back, but doesn t succeed and we find out that he is the long lost twin of the main character, who ...
- 465: Main Theme In Lady Oracle
- ... outward appearance was a major source of pain and heartache. (Pg. 331) "Finally, I felt beautiful. I had shed the layers of fat that had confined me, but more importantly I had shed the emotional stress that I had carried for so long, and it felt so good to be free." This really sums up the point that she is growing and maturing and on the path to self-acceptance. The ...
- 466: Macbeth 13
- Madness may be mental incapacity caused by an unmentionable injury. Such wounds often are not easily perceived but may be revealed in time of stress. Hamlet s question, have you a daughter? (Act II. Sc2 182) Polonius about the Prince s emotional state. What is hidden will surely be told to Cloudius by his adviser. Laertes search for revenge is ...
- 467: My Last Duchess By Robert Brow
- ... cheek. It would appear after mere complements by Fra Pandolf or other such things. Being insecure about her love for him probably drove him to his last action which was to get rid of the stress all together. The Duke's personality, although somewhat sinister, captures the reader's attention. He reveals his true inner self by explaining the 'vices' of his wife. A feeling of pathos occurs when the reader ...
- 468: Macbeth 3
- ... against him by an alliance of Sweno, King of Norway, Macdonwald, Lord of the Western Isles of Scotland, and the Thane of Cawdor who has proved to be disloyal to King Duncan. The reports all stress the heroism of Macbeth (eg "For brave Macbeth - well he deserves that name" - Line 16), who is one of Duncan's generals, in ensuring a victory for the King. Duncan announces that Macbeth is to ...
- 469: Les Miserables 3
- ... other workers believe she must be a whore and she is fired. With no other choice, Fantine must sell herself to make money for her daughter. As the Thenardiers continue to demand more money, the stress becomes too great and Fantine sickens and dies as a result - yet another example of Hugo s opinion of a sick society. The Thenardiers next appear conning wealthy families into giving them money with letters ...
- 470: Langauge In Hamlets Soliloquy
- ... s performance is what especially annoys Hamlet with regard to himself. He gives a detailed description of the Player's acting and then exclaims 'All for nothing!' Hecuba's name is given three times to stress Hamlet's incredulity at someone being so moved by the plight of a figure from ancient mythology and leads on to the hyperbole of 'drown the stage with tears'. This last point he applies to ...
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