Blanch and Stella talk in a sisterly way about Mitch and we realise that she is does have true feelings for Mitch but we also realise that these feelings are not true they are one that are for security rather than the true love that she desperately desires and constituently seeks. ... Perhaps because he lives with his dying mother, Mitch is noticeably more sensitive than Stanley's other poker friends. ... Mitch appears to be a kind, basically decent human being who, it becomes apparent in Scene Six, hopes to marry so that he will have a woman to bring home to his dying mother. ... Though ...

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Some others claim love is a feeling, which is over sexual desire and it contains deeper attachment increasing time by time. ... People who believe love is sexual desire claim that there is no love and the feeling which people suppose as love won't last long and will die after a while. Agreeing with this aspect partly, if the feeling will die after a while, then that feeling can't be called as love. ... (Freud, p 227) Since love is a feeling over sexual desire it requires making sacrifices for the beloved person. ... Love is a feeling over sexual desire. ...

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As will Aristophanes later divulges, this split led to our search for our other half and consequently our sexual desires. ... As a result they would lay together intertwined, but would ultimately die since they had laid idle for so long. After one half died the other half tried to reunite with someone else and the process continued. ... Eros refers to our very strong sexual desires. ... Without reproduction the human species would eventually die out. ...

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On the pro side, many people argue that modern medicine is keeping people alive who would have died in the past. ... Health care costs can also play a huge part in patients desiring euthanasia. ... Many believe that legal euthanasia would allow patients to die peacefully while surrounded by their family and friends. ... If a patient desires to die, who is to tell him or her that death is not an option? ... Many argue that a person who wants to die in order to avoid pain does not need assisted suicide, but rather a doctor better trained to alleviate pain. ...

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He is not content with what he has and desires much more in life. ... Gilgamesh, like many of us, has a burning desire to be successful in life. The epic illustrates how human nature has the desire to obtain more than one possesses. ... People want to live longer, healthier lives, but dying is an unavoidable part of life. Indeed, everything that lives will at sometime die. ...

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For the next years, Dick's only goal is to obtain this wealth, his only desire. ... Dick's desire for this wealth, influence his every move; the first, finding a partner. ... During the robbery, Dick's desire and main objective has not, and will not change, obtain the wealth. ... Ready to die, and not a care, emotion, or tear in the air. Dick's life did revolve around his desire for money, and it 's what lead to his hanging. ...

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Many animals and human beings were born and died. ... But the truth is when a man/woman dies his/her death is judged by the works of his life. ... Death is the opposite of desire. It is the absence of all kinds of desires. A man does not have to work that hard if he wants to die. ...

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If Aylmer were unable to remove this birthmark, she would rather die than live with the knowledge that he found her repulsive. ... Aylmer was so insensitive in his desire to perform this procedure on Georgiana. ... His endless desire was to have the ability to change what God had created in His own image and likeness. ... He was so proud of his achievement that he completely overlooked the fact that his beloved wife was dying. ... With those final words, Georgiana died. ...

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Everyone wants to find a purpose or meaning for their life and to live on after they have died. ... The desire for pride cuts through all times, languages, and media. ... The characters all wanted to keep their pride intact and let that desire blind them to the reality of their situations. Beowulf dies for his quest of pride and he is not alone. ... Three astronauts died inside Apollo I so that the United States could beat another country to the moon and place it's flag on the surface. ...

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Both humans and animals posses" desire but it's the humans" will: ability to suppress their desires, which makes them rational. Animals have no will only desire, therefore they can not be rational. ... When we are injured or dieing rationality leads us to the conclusion of death. When a pig is dieing does it know it's dieing? ...

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David's sense of right and wrong became diminished by his desire for Bathsheba. It is part of human nature to covet the things of desire. ... David is shocked by the response, especially since he said that man should die. ... David's human desire led him to break the trust that many had in him as the king. ... Human desire and temptation can lead people to do things that are very immoral. ...

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What's worse, he is giving them a meaning that is only a figment of his frustrated desire of wanting Porphyria to be his and only his in every way. ... His delusions and sick desires have taken him into an unstable state of mind. ... Porphyria dies belonging to him, and that's how the lover will always remember her. ... A person's desire to keep a moment as he has always remembered it can be an uncontrollable urge, one that not many people are able to fight. ...

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The stern tone, disorder of trochees and uncertainties: fuel the reader's awareness plus desire to know. ... "Death is absolute and without memorial," the soldier dies in war alone. ... There is "A time to be born, a time to die." ...

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Changes are usually made with the intent to benefit, but in a few cases the results are not those desired. ... The human life can be viewed as an ongoing set of cycles, a baby is born, when they reach of age they get married to produce offspring which start new cycles, they then grow old until they begin to deteriorate physically, and then they die. ... One concern is that of "designer babies", where parents would be allowed to pick the desired traits of their children, this would be a major change to human life. ... So what if people are dying and developing diseases? ... If you are born y...

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This poor man died in prison of an aneurysm knowing that the world hated him for something that he did not do. An innocent man died guilty and wrongfully accused. ... How does a multi-talented, well loved little boy turn into a freak who has a never-ending desire to stay young? ... Finally, do you agree with Glaucon's claim that we all act strictly out of self-interest and desire (egoism)? ... Jesus Christ practiced altruism, in fact he even died for this cause. ...

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Almost everyone can agree on this, as, when they felt hate in the past, that is exactly what they desired to do. ... The sense of 'Justice', righting something done wrong, comes from hate, and the desire for revenge. ... So, he should die. ...

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It is not natural to let those die that could be saved, or to take the potential for a better life away from any person. ... The pressure and desire to look young and beautiful is growing rapidly in today's society. ... These babies would be some of the most wanted and loved children ever created, because they would be the children of people with a true desire to be parents, and not the product of two people with an uncontrollable sex-drive that did not take any birth control precautions. ...

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It is a painful disease that will soon overtake one's body, which leads to the desire to die. ... He also states that God is weak because "God is dead; God has died of his pity for man" (Nietzsche, 114). ... Only this time, he has no desire of going back to his cave at all. ... Only then is when one can make a decision free from influence and filled with one's true desires. ...

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It's true that even in Forster's vision, there is evidence that emotion and a desire for relationships escapes the grip of the Machine. ... As a result, people live most of their lives alone in their individual cells - they no longer use technology to go out and seek what they desire; with the machine, what they desire is brought to them. ...

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Their trip back to Earth was motivated by the desire for more life, to extend it until it matched that of a human being. ... Yet, we will see that the replicants with four-year life spans at times exhibit a desire for life, love and dignity more than most of the real humans in the film. ... As Roy is dying, a look of understanding dawns in his eyes. ... He sees that his task is to sit there and watch Roy die, because the best way in which another human can acknowledge humanity in those moments was to watch that death but more importantly to watch it as a death of another human being. ...

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His lack of reason had caused his son to die an innocent death. ... Passion takes over rational desire. ... Gulliver's account on human passions and reasons seems to say that human cannot control either one; on the contrary, when human use reasons they"re able to control their desire. For example, if a person knows that liquor is bad for the body and the mind, but knows his limits and is able to control the desire then liquor can just be another form beverage. ...

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Whether seen in a painting or heard in a song, the many different forms of art prove time after time that it a force to be reckoned with and a force that will never die. ... It provides a brief window into deep yet basic desires whether it is the desire to win or the desire to love. ...

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In Shakespeare's "Macbeth," Lord Macbeth's transformation from innocence and optimism to guilt and depression, is best displayed in his soliloquy in Act Five, Scene Five. Through Shakespeare's use of dialogue, the audience is given insight into Macbeth's thoughts as he reflects on his change in char...

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Ah Bartleby, Ah Humanity!- This is the key to the short story by Herman Melville "Bartleby-, because it indicates that the image of Bartleby stands as a symbol for humanity on a universal level. This story is appealing for its symbolism. This, in turn, functions as a commentary on society and the wo...

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Nature did not care whether Billie lived or died because justice is not an element of nature. ... The correspondent, recalling a childhood verse, feels sympathy for a dying soldier, about whom he was aware during his school days. ... He was sorry for the soldier of the Legion who lay dying in Algiers... "(210) Being in his current situation, the correspondent can finally empathize with the misery of the dying soldier. ... The naturalism of "The Open Boat" claims that life is not just, and that man's desire for meaning in a meaningless universe is an exercise in futility. ...

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