He explains that Barbantio invited himself often to talk about his war stories and life experiences. Desdemona fell in love with him through his stories and he loved her because she pitied them. ... Barbantio says no and Othello in this quote appoints Iago to watch over Desdemona. ... Desdemona while in the seaport of Venice said this quote above. ... In this quote Cassio is talking about Bianca to Iago. ...
The quote "gauze stockings" symbolizes her as a royal queen or someone among high ranking. ... Wealthy individuals within palaces have two story environments and these "jeweled steps" may be outside or inside. ... This story resembles a lot of Disney movies to me where there's a prince and the entire story revolves where she's on a mission to find her prince charming. ... The sentence structure within this story relates to rhyming. ... These images correlate to the sonnet by resembling real life objects and events with the story. ...
This is the greatest conflict created in the story and is a base dispute to others in the rest of the play. ... This can be seen in the following quote. ... (prologue p.673) The quote contains phrases about the lovers taking their lives, and the fearful passage of death marked love. ... Romeo and Juliet's relationship is ill-fated by how the prologue suggests death, and how the developments of the story continue to suggest a dismal end to their lives and relationship. ...
All of the characters exhibit at least one of these as the story progresses. ... She quotes, "O Tybalt, Tybalt, the best friend I ever had" and "My dearest cousin and my dearer lord." ... The Nurse quotes "I would say thou had sucked wisdom from thy teat". ... Sexuality is also another aspect of love within the story. ... He quotes, "Beguiled, divorced, wronged, spited, and slain!" ...
Othello has a very strong attitude towards jealousy and it is seen in his quotes in Act 3,Scene 3. ... Another quote to back this is when Othello talks to Iago about Desdemona. ... At one point he quotes "Ha! ... This is explained in my next quote. " I do love thee and when I love thee not chaos come again". ... At one point in the story, Iago convinces Emilia to steal a handkerchief that was given to Desdemona by Othello. ...
Doubt the truth to be a liar, but never doubt I love" (Shakespeare quotes hamlet). ... This story ends in a tragedy, unlike many others with makes it distinguishable and why it is also so well known, this isn't a love story, but a story of violence and tragedy.Shakespeare uses foreshadowing to portray Romeo and Juliet's fate which helps the reader understand the plot points that are to appear. ... The optimistic view on this play is that it is a love story of the two falling in love and sacrificing themselves for one another when it is really a tragedy fate has set up in which ...
This quote does a good job of showing that Liesel has matured and understands what the situation here family is in. ... When Liesel learns of Max's story, she is curious to learn more and finally begins to understand everyone goes through hard times. ... Although, this quote doesn't show direct conflict or dialogue between Liesel and Max, this quote demonstrates Liesel's maturity from what she has learned by connecting with Max through past experiences. ... While Liesel benefits from learning of Max's stories and someone she can identify with, Max is also benefited as he is...
Barrie is a story about youth, imagination, and most importantly not wanting to grow up. Many themes can be established from this story, one that is hidden deep in the text, and not implied for children, is the theme of sexuality throughout this story. ... This quote is from the first scene in the book where Peter and Wendy have just met each other. ... This quote shows that Peter is trying to compliment her and sort of lure her into him, by saying that his voice is irresistible. ... This quote describes the scene where Wendy and her brothers are flying back home. ...
Some of the extraordinary stories encountered on this path to enlightenment I believe not to be true, while others of seeming importance and grandness, I choose to believe. ... This quote is a valuable lesson to anyone with any job, no matter what. ... In this separate quote, I can relate the two to being an asset to any managerial philosophy. ... Concentration on what is, rather than what may be keeps one from becoming distracted, which relates back to the fore mentioned quotes. ... I have picked out two quotes that represent the importance of developing and understanding true happiness. ...
In dramas like Othello, there are certain things the author uses to add tension and suspense, hinting at events to come in the story. ... In other cases, foreshadowing is used to convey the overall theme of the story. ... In this quote, Othello is saying that If some lying, cheating villain acted like that, it would just be a trick, which foreshadows what Iago's plans for the future is. ... At first, he refused to believe the stories he was being told by Iago. ... I believe this quote foreshadows Othello's suicide, which they could only be happy together when they are both dead. ...
Throughout the story, the characters that talk the most are Mel and Terri, talking about past events in their lives: As the couples tell their story, they both disagree on what they truly think love is and give their reasons on why they are right while Nick and Laura do not really say much: "He was dangerous. ... This quotes comes after Mel was telling about Terri's ex husband and the events that occurred during and after Terri and her ex husband's marriage.The memories that Mel and Terri converse about and how they explain what "love" really is, composes Carver's...
In the medieval period Chaucer, writes to his audience the ideal of marriage in his stories. ... He told her stories about loose woman and how they got what they wanted in their husbands. ... She quotes "We came to an agreement between ourselves. ... With in this quote she explained what she had to do in order to have mastery over him. ... In Chaucer's other story "Franklin's tale" is also a story about marriage. ...
The fact that the kids were Medea's also makes the whole story bizarre. Medea is quoted as saying to Jason, "I loathed you more than I loved them. ... The prosecution also quoted Medea saying, "I have subtle means, and more deadly cruel; I have my dark art that fools call witchcraft." The prosecution believes that this quote is referring to the garments that were sent to Cruesa. ...
The marriages in this story consisted of people from the upper classes. ... Within the story there are smaller courtships: Mr. ... This is a quote from Charlotte Lucas, one of the female characters in Pride and Prejudice. It is a quote that I feel exemplifies the general feelings against marriage for this time period and the people in upper class England. ... These two stories outline different courtship rituals of Victorian life. ...
This theory adds an interesting element to the story. It is not until one reaches the end of the story that the true ending of the story becomes clear. ... This led to the story being more interesting to the audience. ... The violence is easily seen in this quote when the son wishes the mother to be dead. ... The ending of the story best illustrates the interaction of love and violence. ...
My child I sinned for thee-- in this quote I think the nurse is saying that she knows that shi did wrong but she did it in the best interests of her child. ... In some ways Lady Clare is a typical ballad because it : • Has a leading and strong character • Tells a story • Set in a historical setting And this is what most ballads have. ... It has a very easy to follow story. 2. ... And it has a very good story-line So over all the ballad is very good and interesting to read....
By getting to know the main characters in each of these stories, readers better understand why their relationships are so difficult to maintain. ... " ( Richler 100) This quote is an example of the way Duddy thinks. ... This quote clearly shows that emotions are not involved in this relationship, at least not on Duddy's part. ... It also contributes to the theme of relationships in the story. ... Although the relationships in both stories are somewhat different, they also share many similarities. ...
George, her husband (whose name was mentioned throughout the story) is more content with life; he is relaxed and reading his novel. The only time his wife gets his full attention is when the story points out "he rests his eyes from his book." ... The American wife quotes, "If I can't have long hair or any fun I want a cat." ... The story mentions her of watching the hotelkeeper with a sense of admiration this caused her to revert to a youthful state of mind. ... When the hotelkeeper paid attention to her for a slight instant the story acknowledged she felt of supreme importance. ...
Though other viewers may think differently of this quote, to me, in my opinion, I think it means, it is better to not know what is going on and be pretty then to know what is going on because you can not act on it. ... The point of this quote is that, that daughter, should grow up being beautiful because a lot of rich man will look at her appearance and marry her and she does not have to use a brain, that is all she needs in life is her appearance. ... Next, in this story, if there was a couple who I think was truly in love was Jay Gatsby and Daisy. ...
Tita never feels a close mother-daughter bond, but instead believes that her mother "had repressed Tita her entire life." "(38) This quote summarizes Mama Elena's harsh and abusive relationship towards Tita. ... She turned away every one of Tita's delicious dishes, "[Mama Elena] absolutely refused to eat anything that Tita had cooked." " (133) This quote connects Mama's actions to Tita's maturity. ... Tita's triumphant story of escape from an abusive mother and breaking cultural traditions is something needed in our society. ...
"When glided in Prophyria; straight/ She shut the cold out and the storm/ And kneeled and make the cheerless grate/ Blaze up, and all the cottage warm;/ Which done, she rose, and from her from/ Withdrew the dripping cloak and shawl/ And laid her soiled gloves by, united/ Her hat and let the damp hair fall/ And, last, she sat down by my side" This quote describes so much. ... The last line of this quote expresses how the man feels inferior to the woman's belongings. ... It is a very descriptive story that slowly helps the reader understand the mental and emotional status of the speaker....
In The Scarlet Letter Hawthorne creates a story where every emotion is shown. The story shows who the characters really are and what they are all about. ... Both the story and the song show the pain, guilt, wondering, and love Hester, Pearl, Chillingworth, and Dimmesdale feel. ... The quote from the book that best describes the song and Hester is, "But Hester Prynne, with a mind of native courage and activity, and for so long a period not merely estranged, but outlawed, from society, had habituated herself to such latitude of speculation as was altogether foreign to the clergyman. ... The...
During this period of his life Carver was quoted as saying that each of his characters has a "fleeting moment where they don't want to compromise anymore. ... In the story "Will You Be Quiet Please?... This story, "Cathedral," has become one of his most popular. ... The first story however is left undecided with a vague and open ending like many of his earlier stories. ... In the second story however, Carver writes an ending. ...
This story was one of the most well liked stories of its time. ... One such eastern writer, if I may quote, also used a plot in the same fashion, he wrote a play called, "Anarkali". This story was based in the court of "Akbar the great" one of India's greatest kings. ... Depending upon their mood the story can take a sharp turn as well. ... The story might be a fiction, but the theme is a reality. ...
This quote by the female protagonist in Tobias Wolff's short story, "Say Yes- addresses the unlikelihood of an interracial couple as presented in Ann Petry's novel, The Narrows. ... Petry intentionally contrasts the two couples - Mamie and Powther, and Camillo and Link - in this story to show that although Mamie and Powther are a same race couple, does not mean they are a successful couple. ... No light downstairs where he and Abbie lived and had their being."" (90) This quote is important because it shows that the Powthers too are monochromatic, with no description of a second color...
