Socially, Lily Bart starts out at being on the top. ... At the beginning of the book, Lily cares only of what people think about her. ... Secondly, Lily thought that she was loved by all. ... Mentally, at the beginning of the book, Lily was a very stable person. ... Her friends who had blackmailed and betrayed her pushed Lily to her death. ...
As children, one is always told to be like a lily and emit fragrance than to be like an oak. I acknowledge the fact that life is meant for us to be lived, to be enjoyed and like a philosopher may say," this is just a resting place." Nevertheless the analogy from nature is not relevant to human life...
Accidents are inevitable for me. I am probably the most accident-prone child out of all my siblings. When I was ten years old I dismantled my newly grown "big girl" teeth. Prior to the accident I was having an amazing day and creating childhood memories with friends, when the accident happened I was...
In The Knight's Tale many of the characters are affected by outside forces beyond human control. It seems as though when one character has fallen on good fortune, another character experiences misfortune. Through the use of idealistic images, diction and figurative language Chaucer shows that outsid...
