One passage that particularly stood out to me was lines 200 -220 on pages 849 and 850. ... In beginning of the passage she spoke about how a person could be judged for being quiet. ... How many times has a Middle Eastern person been labeled as a terrorist? ... Then the great question: will the man we get be bad or good? ... This section also showed how women were viewed as being inferior to men and that once a woman is with her husband, she has no other choice but to stay with him no matter how good or bad he treats her. ...

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In William Shakespeare's "Hamlet," the title character's love for Ophelia comes into question. Throughout the play, Hamlet's emotions and feelings for Ophelia are never publicly made known, which lead many to question if he is merely using her or loves her. ... Throughout the play there are key passages and actions that demonstrate Hamlet's affinity for Ophelia. ... Soon after he tells Ophelia "get thee to a nunnery," Hamlet talks about breeding and how it would be bad to bring a child into such an evil world (III.i 131). This might imply that Ophelia is pregnant...

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Not many know how to feel for Jurgis at this point. ... The question is not if Jurgis" emotions are justified but if his emotions are humanly attainable. That is the question that destroys Sinclair's Socialist argument. ... "To this part of the yard [the fertilizer room] came all the "tankage" and the waste products of all sorts; her they dried out the bones,--and in suffocating cellars where the daylight never came you might see men and women and children bending over whirling machines and sawing bits of bone into all sorts of shapes, breathing their lungs full of the fine dust, and doo...

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This passage explains the moderation that Pandarus would like instilled on Cressida's emotions, but she feels that her love cannot be adjusted or diluted. Cressida asks her Uncle how she should moderate her feelings, by stating: The grief is fine, full, perfect that I taste, And violenteth in a sense as strong As that which causeth it. How can I moderate it? ... Her actions cause her to appear to be suspicious and make the reader question her truthfulness. ... Troilus displays his love for Cressida and is constant with the way he expresses his love for her. ...

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Lie with her! ... In this short passage Othello thinks and questions himself and his conscience. ... His reputation is pristine, and as a result is well respected; however this breaking news cunningly delivered by Iago brings him to pieces as he begins to delve within himself with the repeated teasing questions of "how?" ... His disbelief causes Othello to question himself Act 4 Scene 1 line 40 "Pish! ... Iago had plotted this very shrewdly and recklessly he knew that the only way around a man like Othello would be through him, and that's exactly how he played it; he mixed around with t...

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This is yet another example of how the power of authority can direct actions of people which they dictate. ... This sudden, irrational passage of love was all caused by the irresponsibility of the fairies and their special powers. ... Oberon had learnt by some questions he asked Puck (a fellow Fairy), that he had applied the love-charm to the wrong persons eyes (lysander). ... Helena is in deep love with Demetrius, the king who Egeus wants to exchange vows with Hermia. ... Power adds direction to the lovers conflicts and passages....

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What will become of my things"(57) As they try to convince her of how nice Silverthreads is, she reacts with hostility; saying "Full of petunias, I suppose"(73-75). ... Where do causes start, How far back?"... This statement questions Hagar's decision to intervene. ... Her revelation begins with her encounter with Murray Lees. ... This is a key passage in understanding Hagar's character at the end because this passage fully reveals how Hagar actually sees life. ...

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Notice how Steinbeck describes how Elisa's irritated face has vanished as a result from the stranger's question, which is Elisa's interest. ... This moment in the story illustrates how her attention was diverted away from being resistant and rejecting the man to being engaged and interested because of her emotional relationship and attachment she has with her chrysanthemums. ... "I"ll put them in a flower pot, and you can take them right with you. ... From the passage above, Elisa's action shows that she is horribly hurt to see that her sprouts are lying there on the gro...

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Ellison's essay is about his relationship to music, but it also tells the story of how he became a writer. ... Music is something people use to connect with their emotions and writing can be used for the same thing. ... I don't know how she does that. ... But when I do worksheets out of a book I can listen to music, unless it's like reading a passage then answering the questions. ... So I thought I would experiment and see if it works with any type of music. ...

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Revenge can often be associated with justice, however vengeance carries with it a sense of cruelty. ... Her story is timeless in demonstrating the effects revenge and cruelty can have upon a being, as the drama reveals how far a woman will go to seek revenge. ... "If I can find the means or devise any scheme to pay my husband back for what he has done to me" (Euripides 1993, p.42) Through this line Medea is just touching on her anger that she has built up within her towards her husband, however this passage also demonstrates other levels of thinking involved with revenge. ... (Montaigne ...

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" - Stephen Crane The above statement reflects how the individual must have felt during his forlorn life. ... A better question would be who is going to stop society from judging? ... At the same time, the monster leads Frankenstein to the solitude of the icy glaciers in hopes of better explaining to Frankenstein how he exists in society. ... Frankenstein's creation makes only a few attempts to become one with society and almost gives up until he is accepted by the captain. ... Although the monster does not "belong", he is accepted with admiration by the captain. ...

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This emotional plea with herself helps the readers see her dedication and passion for her writing. ... Dickinson is creatively able to place two different meanings into one poem, depending on how the reader choices to perceive it. ... Due to this, it is interesting that she references and questions woman's roles in society in her poems because she does not need to prove herself to males, or criticize their writing. ... This passage reflects Dickinson's frustration with the role of wives. ... This type of relationship would contradict with Dickinson's freethinking beliefs, an...

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Duffy should remain open to the question. ... Then here comes the question. ... So coming up, I will try to explain how James Joyce had implied the egotism in Mr. ... Encountering with Mrs. ... After breaking up with Mrs. ...

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They are literally the gaps which have been formed between the wall, and he nor the neighbor know how they were made. ... (pg. 28 l. 14,15) But the spring inside of the narrator causes him to question "What [he] was walling in or walling out/ And to whom [he] was like to give offence". ... Magoon is being lead to the room, he goes "down a narrow passage of doors".... The poem "Home Burial" deals with this destruction of a marital relationship. ... The idea of being open with each other is evident in this poem. ...

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