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- 13951: A Drunk Bus Driver And A Bad Accident
- ... the window smiling this pleasant, and compassionate kind of smile. I think he came more for me than for anyone else, it may sound selfish, but I now had a completely different view of the world, and of people in general.
- 13952: A Dream Deferred
- ... blacks began to move into Harlem. Due to racial fears, the whites in the area moved out. Between 1910 and the early 1940's, more blacks began flooding into the area from all over the world, fleeing from the racial intolerance of the South and the economic problems of the Caribbean and Latin America. Eventually Harlem became an entirely black area. However, this town once filled with much potential soon became ...
- 13953: A Dream Deferred
- ... erase this solitude and loneliness. There is no question that Sula alleviates this aloneness with a lascivious and experimental life, "I'm going down like one of those redwoods. I sure did live in this world"(143). Nel, however, for the most part, fails terribly at realizing her dreams and experiencing a happy existence. Compromising her individuality, her emotional stability, and her dreams mark Nel's banal and unfulfilling life. Early ...
- 13954: A Dolls House - The Transformation Of Nora Helmer
- ... now." (1521) Nora begins to talk to herself. "
Ill do anything to please you, Torvald. Ill sing for you, dance for you-" (1521) this is the beginning of the unraveling of Nora. Her world as she knows it no longer exists. At the very end of Act I, Torvald and Nora are talking. Torvald comments about Krogstad's criminal act. "Helmer: Forgery. Do you have any
Helmer: Plenty of ...
- 13955: A Clockwork Orange
- ... and Alex wouldn't be able to stop him any more than he would be able to stop his own son. And this repetition of youthful, clockwork aggression would continue until the end of the world. This repetition is compared to someone, like God, continuously turning an orange in his hands. Also, for the perceptive reader, it is compared to the repetition of the phrase "what's it going to be ...
- 13956: A Clean, Well-lighted Place
- ... the old man is lonely. That his wife has died and his niece looks after him. The older waiter understands that even though the old man has plenty of money he is alone in the world. He realizes that it is important to keep a clean, well-lit cafι open for people like the old man who can not sleep. The older waiter recognizes the difference in his cafι and that ...
- 13957: A Child Called It
- ... s father. Dave considered the abuse he endured by his mother, games. But he always tried to be one small step ahead of her. Like Death From Child Abuse . . . And No One Heard, the outside world does nothing to help out a small child suffering from various forms of abuse. The few people who took notice were Davids teachers and the school nurse. Yet it took them a considerable amount ...
- 13958: Essay On James Joyces The Dubl
- ... obviously wishes to stress Maria s smallness by placing Maria on a little stool and yet still have her toes barely touching the floor. However, although Joyce shows Maria to be insufficient for the outside world she does not generally see herself as such. She feels that she has a nice tidy little body (Clay, pg. 89) and she looks at herself with quaint affection. (Clay, pg. 89) Other than their ...
- 13959: Essay Of Flowers For Algernon
- ... it. He had psychological traumas, suffered from loneliness and illusions, and did not know how to act with his peers. Charlie regressed and finally went to the Warren Home, but he at least experienced the world through normal eyes. On the other hand, Charlie might of been better off without the experiment. He would still have friends and a job, but most important of all, he would have a life.
- 13960: Edmund In King Lear
- ... not totally come clean. This may confuse the audience since it seems as if the character is being double-sided, which does not totally redeem him. He announces "There's my exchange. What in the world he is that names me traitor, villain-like he lies call by thy trumpet. He that dares approach, on him, on you, who not? I will maintain my truth and honor firmly" (V.ii.99 ...
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