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- 491: Lord Of The Flies - Character Analysis
- ... influenced by Piggy than by Jack, who in a way could be viewed as a source of evil. Even though the significance of the fire as a rescue signal was slowly dismissed, Ralph continued to stress the importance of the fire at the mountaintop. He also tried to reestablish the organization that had helped to keep the island clean and free of potential fire hazards. This difference made most of the ...
- 492: Lord Of The Flies
- ... influenced by Piggy than by Jack, who in a way could be viewed as a source of evil. Even though the significance of the fire as a rescue signal was slowly dismissed, Ralph continued to stress the importance of the fire at the mountaintop. He also tried to reestablish the organization that had helped to keep the island clean and free of potential fire hazards. This difference made most of the ...
- 493: Little Women
- ... the inhabitants and thus, no need for police officers, courts, or jails. The aging process in Shangri-La was prolonged; most people lived well beyond one-hundred years. This was due to the lack of stress and anxiety in Shangri-La, and also due to a special herb that grew there. The four people who were kidnapped, Hugh Conway, Charles Mallison, Roberta Brinklow, and Henry Barnard, were initially anxious to return ...
- 494: Like A Winding Sheet
- ... society makes it easy for him to blame racism, when in fact, these event may not have anything to do with him being black. I believe Johnson does not know how to deal with the stress he faces. Giving the time era Johnson lives one cant blame him for the racist thoughts he acts out.
- 495: 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 ...
- 496: Inherit The Wind
- ... to question the motives of the defense for him. One must see through the filth and witness the truth. As the trial moves on, Brady begins to reveal his frustration and his instability in high-stress situations. One of the high points within the defense of Cates was when Drummond confounded Brady by denying one of his witnesses
"I object to the defense attorney rejecting a worthy citizen without so much ...
- 497: Inexcusable Acts In Literature
- ... addressing him as "honest Iago." Therefore, all the characters in the play do not see through Iagos plan until it is too late. What Iago attempts, and eventually achieves, is to put Othello under such stress that he breaks down. The play mainly focuses on the point of Iago turning the character of Othello into an untrusting, jealous, evil-hearted man. This transition is achieved w! hen Othello murders his own ...
- 498: In The Lake Of The Woods
- ... At Lake of the Woods, years later, John is confronted by what his life has been and the three most traumatic incidents merge in his dream. (quote on page 42 summarises this.) The 'post-traumatic stress' caused by his time in Vietnam is only a part of the pattern of John's life, it is of a piece with his other experiences. His other experiences shape his character so that aspects ...
- 499: Home Burial
- ... to his wifes grief and singularly slow in divining the cause and extent of her resentment (Barry 77). One grants that the husband is considerably less than tactful, but he has spoken from deep stress and anxiety. The wife, on the other hand, is going through an extremely difficult time emotionally and she needs support and compassion, which she does not feel she is getting from her husband. Hazelwood 3 ...
- 500: Great Expectations
- ... the aftermath of a crime that was committed by two other fellows, the doctor was thrown into prison. The entire prison experience is something that he can never fully shake free from. In moments of stress throughout the novel Dr. Manette often goes insane, a result of his time in prison. The story also concerns a man by the name of Jarvis Lorry, who, in the beginning of the book, is ...
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