It is also evident from Jordan's own story (79-83) that even when she was young, she admired that wealthy society and wanted to be a part of it. ... Jay Gatsby has a soul. ... Fitzgerald also shows the reader "the other kind of people" - those who do not have a soul. ... Money is a parasite that infests people and destroys their soul. ... Only select few still know what those feelings are. ...
Hall develops this sensitive lesbian and as the story unravels the reader is invited to look closer into the soul of this character and what being a lesbian entails to her. ... Like many lesbians, Stephen feels that she is an outcast of society. ... She struggles to feel accepted by anyone other than a very select few. ... Stephen lost part of her soul when her own mother abolished her from her home. ... (Well of Loneliness p.339) Puddle encourages Stephen to write not only for her own sake, but also for the sake of all inverts. ...
When Eliza Harris and her son arrive at their home, Mr. ... Bird break the Law by assisting her (Chapter Nine). ... Society's emphasis on earning money and accumulating wealth. ... Shelby has long been dissatisfied with the system particularly since she has made the Bible her criterion for judging of it. ... The slaves auction, a large and well-selected stock of negroes, consisting of field-hands, house-servants, mechanics, cooks, seamstresses, washers, irone...
He has spent a year thinking about her. ... He selects the right choice. ... Ã"slam society is so unfamilier to Santiago. ... Now, Santiago is alone in the middle of the Arabic society. ... He comprehended the soul of everything and he was almost an alchemist now. ...
The goal of the Puritans was to purify their own lives and the established church, which had become too Catholic. ... In the play, we can see how their plan managed to create hysteria throughout their society and how they managed to tear apart a community. ... Elizabeth knew this perfectly well and told to her husband: "She'd dare not call out such a farmer's wife but there be monstrous profit in it. ... If people were selected, they were assumed to be good people, but even if they were not, they were saved anyway. ... If they refused to follow these rules, they could not vote, own l...
