Since Emma's older sister is married, Emma's duty in life is to look after her father. ... As a single woman she would not have been able to travel, (a married woman could travel with her husband). ... Miss Bates, as a vicar's daughter, would be a respectable woman, but she had the misfortune of not getting married; she had relatively little intelligence and a poor education. ... A governess was allowed no social life so she could rarely escape the miseries of being a governess by getting married. ... A single woman's sphere was so limited compared to a married woman&#x...

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• Grade Level: High School

Her attitude toward marriage does justify when she is actually married to Mr. ... In the movie Charlotte's opinion is clearly understood when she speaks to Elizabeth about marriage but after she gets married Mrs. ... Although both the movie and novel have happy ending and Elizabeth is married to Darcy and Bingley is to Jane, the novel goes beyond their married life. ... On the other hand, the movie simply demonstrates the two couple getting married together and going off in their carriages. ... Jane Austen, the writer, invented herself to create a method to end the novel with glimpses ...

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She's called a tart for giving 'the look' on other men of the ranch: "I think Curley's married a tart.... Purty" It is also suggested she is flirtatious because after only being two weeks married, she gives looks to other men. ... We also get an insight of how lonely she is in this scene "Think I don't like to talk to somebody ever' once in a while?... We know this because she mentions how she married Curley after not receiving the letter that would make her fulfil her real dream "I never got the letter So I married Curley.... While Curley...

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Part of the Catholic religion is the belief that a woman's virginity should be saved until she is married. ... It was funny though because he didn't get off the boat the previous years when he visited he just offered blessings from the boat, and for some reason they thought he was going to get off the boat this year but he didn't, again offered his blessings from the boat and off he went. The obvious showing of strong Catholicism would be that when Angela Vicario's secret that she wasn't a virgin when she was married was discovered, the brothers actually decided they...

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Both of them are beautiful, one is married and the other "would clearly have no trouble" ("The Man from Mars"- Page 19). ... Her sister is also beautiful and she is going to get married. We do not know much about her past activities, as we get to know some in the short-story. ... Women have to be beautiful and then get married, which Christine's family thinks that she can never achieve that ideal role. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

Basically, the novel shows how Jane went through the tough times of her life since her childhood but she ends up happy and gets married to Rochester. ... As the novel started, Jane was getting along with John and the rest of the Reeds. She really didn't get along with her Aunt Reed and her cousins. ... When Jane understood Rochester, she realized that he was being honest , she decides to get married to him. ... Briggs announced that Rochester couldn't marry Jane because he was married already. ...

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Elizabeth and Darcy are allowed to get married, "I have given him my consent. ... In the end of the novel, all the characters who loved, or thought they loved one another were happily married, leaving the readers excited and satisfied with the turnout. ... Being married was something that had had to be done if you wanted to be successful, especially for the Bennetts. With them being in the middle class, it was a must for them to be married for the money and not entirely for true love. ...

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In the time that Jane Austen was writing, it was essential for a woman to get married and Austen understood this only too well because she never married. ... For the twenty seven years they have been married, the main pleasure Mr Bennet gets results from teasing his slightly stupid wife, and receiving pleasure at her expense. ...

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Rochester after she had found he was already married. ... Also in the last chapter of this impressive novel we can read: "Reader, I married him..." (474) as a symbol of the victory which Jane achieved when she get married to Mr. ... You could notice that she didn't write "we get married" to emphasize her – woman's - success....

• Word Count: 975
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• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School

He was married four times and had three sons. ... They courted, despite the rules, but she eventually married another Italian man. ... Hemingway had money, yet he was never happy or happily married. ... He keeps his machine gun near to fight off the fascists, and give his friends time to get away. ... Unfortunately, a shark eats the fish before he can get it back to shore. ...

• Word Count: 1080
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• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School

She read these novels so much that she wanted to become the characters not knowing that she would fall into a down ward spiral that she would never get out of. ... So they got married, which soon turned for the worst when they attended an affair at the Marquis d" Andervilliers estate. ... Emma first breaks away from Victorianism by initiating an affair with Rodolphe even though she is married to Charles. ... This would never occur with the other women of the time who were expected and sometimes forced to please the men that they are married to. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

She is not able to live up to her mother's teachings in becoming a wealthy, married women, and will give way to the fate of an outcast. ... Her friends cannot understand how a woman with her charm and beauty is not yet married. ... She thought that she was becoming a bore to them and didn't want them to get tired of her being around. Lily began to believe that she was never going to get married, to a nice, rich man and that she would be alone with her debts for the rest of her life. ... Even when her life started to pick up, she still doubted that it would get any better. ...

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His wife, who gets no pleasure out of sex, has stopped having sex with her husband for a long while at this point in the novel. ... Pritchard's desire for sex, and how inappropriate he was in getting what he wanted. Juan, an unhappily married man, decides that once the bus is stuck in the mud, he's going to go to Mexico and leave his whole life, including his wife, in the past. ... This is an example of Juan's desire for sex, and it shows how inappropriate Juan was in getting what he wanted. Mildred is 21 and Juan is described to be much older, and in addition Juan is a marr...

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Though the elder brother employed Moll as a prostitute, he helped to sway her decision towards marrying the younger brother, but he did make sure that Moll's past would not be discovered: his elder Brother took care to make him very much Fuddled before he went to Bed, so that I had the Satisfaction of a drunken Bedfellow the first Night: How he did it I know not, but I concluded that he certainly contriv"d it, that his Brother might be able to make no Judgement off the difference between a Maid and a married Woman; nor did he ever Entertain and Notions of it, or disturb his Thoughts abo...

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Her obsession with getting all of her five daughters married is illustrated in the quote, "The business of her life is to get her daughters married." ... Her sole aim is to see her daughters married and through her shallowness she is in unable to even perceive the shame in Lydia's behavior involving Mr Wickham and is absolutely delighted by the thought of her marrying. ...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

Stephen Crane was fascinated by both mental and physical violence. Crane envied wounded soldiers, thus he wrote the novel The Red Badge of Courage. Crane enjoyed writing for newspapers. Crane never participated nor witnessed a war. Stephen Crane was born after the finale of the United States Civil ...

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Danvers, she gets the chills when she shakes Mrs. ... He wants to get back to Manderley as soon as possible because he feels that something terrible is go! ... He was right because when they get back, they find Manderley burning down. ... The main conflict was started when Rebecca married Maxim out of greed. She did not love him, she just married him for his wealth and popularity. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

At the beginning of the novel, however, Miss Taylor has just married Mr. ... As much as she dislikes the fact that her governess married it was in fact she who brought the two lovers together. ... Women who had no chance of getting married and winning economic security had to depend on charity or work as a governess, therefore, most young ladies spent all of their time and effort looking for a suitable husband." ...

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Inside they loved each other, but Darcy's pride and Elizabeth's prejudice caused issues with them ever getting married. ... Later on in the novel, Darcy tried to get Elizabeth to realize what she was doing. ...

• Word Count: 559
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• Grade Level: High School

Inside they loved each other, but Darcy's pride and Elizabeth's prejudice caused issues with them ever getting married. ... Later on in the novel, Darcy tried to get Elizabeth to realize what she was doing. ...

• Word Count: 559
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Her uncle tried to get her to dance but Esperanza didn't have enough courage to do it. ... The time finally came when Esperanza was forced to get a job just to stay in a Catholic school because her parents refused the idea that she would go to a public school. " Nobody went to public school unless you wanted to turn out bad. " So Esperanza got a job at a photography studio organizing pictures with their negatives. ... There is a few times in the novel that portrays what can happen to a beautiful woman that got married. Rafaela was a beautiful woman who got married to a man who thought...

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• Grade Level: High School

Emma was so dissatisfied with being married to Charles that it literally caused her to come up with nonsensical ideas. ... Emma was so eager to escape her current life situation, that she was trying to think of any way to get out of it. ... This resulted in Emma not getting what she truly wanted all the time. ... These characteristics that always resided in Emma became much more prevalent once she married Charles, but with her circumstance, were they really avoidable? ...

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Readers almost always get a glimpse of that as the novel progresses. ... Heathcliff actually used Isabelle as a tool to get revenge on the Linton family. ... Cathy married Edgar and realized that she betrayed her true self and what she really wanted. ... Heathcliff then married Isabelle. ... He repelled readers by using Isabelle and her unending love, and living his whole life to get revenge from the Linton family. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

He simply involved himself in his work, pleasant to be away from the ravages of married life. ... Holding a good social position, he tried his very best not to let his emotions get in the way of how he acted and performed his duties. ...

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Her physical description is very ironic considering the fact that she is one of the most gorgeous women in Highbury, yet sees no reason to get married. ... Emma is mature for her age because she has no mother and her sister is already married; however, Austen warns the reader that Emma possesses "the power of having rather too much her own way, and a disposition to think a little too well of herself."" ...

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