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- 4751: Themes In Macbeth 2
- ... their true nature, thoughts, or feelings. In Scene VI, Lady Macbeth puts on her mask. She says that the service and hospitality are nothing, "Against those honors deep and broad wherewith your Majesty loads our house . . ." She easily keeps any suspicion off of her in her trick. "But be the serpent under it." Lady Macbeth might be referring to herself, that she is the serpent under Macbeth, and that Macbeth is ...
- 4752: Their Eyes Were Wathiching God
- ... story was being told by Janie Crawford at all times the reader knew what everyone else s thoughts were. For instance, when Janie went to find the doctor you knew what was happening in the house with Tea Cake. I believe that this was a pretty decent book, at times it was boring and uninteresting, but at other times it was entertaining. In many instances the dialog was hard to understand ...
- 4753: The Wars
- ... were notified that Robert was missing in action. Mrs. Ross was in a sense of disarray and Tom was able to comfort her, "Mr. Ross held her and rocked her from side to side. The house began to darken. They sat there, silently singing. Finally, she slept" (Findley, 205). Although Robert and his father do have some personal characteristic differences, there are many instances in the novel that show not only ...
- 4754: The Use Of Irony In The Stone
- ... to get away from, and in the end it led to their downfall. At another point in the story, when Boxer is being taken to the hospital , he is really being taken to a slaughter house. The animals think that Boxer s life is going to be saved, when it was really being taken away from him. In The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare uses different forms of irony ...
- 4755: The Soliloquies Of Richard In
- ... and atmosphere of the play. As Richard's first soliloquy introduces us the background of the story and the atmosphere of this scene that now the long years of the Lancastrian supremacy are over. The house of York is in its glorious ascendant leading by King Edward IV. Everyone is bliss with happiness and glory except Richard, Duke of Gloucester, who is isolated because of his own jealousy and deformity. The ...
- 4756: The Role Of Women In Sir Gaiwa
- ... the conflict is made clear: He was concerned for his courtesy, lest he be called caitiff, But more especially for his evil plight if he should plunge into sin, and dishonor the owner of the house treacherously (1773-75). While he is able to see that his chastity is more important than his courtesy, he is still desperately trying to balance the two. It is his inability to make a clear ...
- 4757: The Rez Sisters
- ... on the reserve by a pictorous description, from here I can see half of Manitoulin Island I can see the chimneys, the tops of apple trees, the garbage heap behind Big Joey s dumpy little house (P. 2 The Rez Sisters) The reserve has a bit of everything, a good side and a bad side. During the play we learn that the Rez Sisters make life bearable on the reserve by ...
- 4758: The Red Son
- ... comfortable, and had a good life as seen in the quote I love your faces I saw the many years, I drank your milk and filled my mouth, with your home talk, slept in your house, and was one of you. However, the man must leave, to a strange new place, possibly very difficult and hard to handle. We see how this new life is to be in the quote Crags ...
- 4759: The Reality Evasion Drug: Deat
- ... always been horrible, and full of problems, but the alluded to past, had always been very fortunate. The audience had been left to wonder what the point was that turned the Loman s into a house full of tension. Since this point is now unveiled, and there are no happy memories left for Willy to tap into, Willy has no where else to run to. With Willy s last hit of ...
- 4760: The Ninja
- ... the downpour until, hissing, the world was obliterated as if by a solid wall of water. Leaning slightly over the side, the Colonel could not even make out the lower roof of So-Peng s house. Mist, heavily laden as smoke, drifted up to them. The world was now a grey-green pointillist painting from which only brief shadows emerged as if they were watching the visualization of still-forming thoughts ...
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