Christina and James fall asleep and when they wake up to eat Terri tells them how a blue car had followed them the whole way since Gainesville. ... Terri apologizes to James for everything she had said and done and kissed James but than she leaves. ... He tortures them by saying how painful it would be to fall into there. ...
The artist also used chiaroscuro to establish a light source by using shadows falling away to the background from the boy himself on the wood planks and on the bench. ... Then you have the bright pink and red tones of the roses in the field, which seem to be noticeable even more when placed among the bright green of the leaves and bushes they lay in. ... Even the shadows themselves seem to taper off as they fall behind the subject, painted in a perceived reflected color of his jacket. ...
This leaves Walter feeling inadequacy toward being a man because he can't support his wife and child, which is a major component of a man's honor (Gilmore 43). ... Resisting this fall into being like mother is essential to males because it "undermines their sense of maleness"(Beneke 35). ...
