Irony strikes back when they see figures moving in the distance. ... Richard Connell is also a great writer, when it comes to irony. ... When irony strikes back this time it will make Zoroff sick to his stomach. When Zoroff goes to his room to go to bed he finds Rainsford waiting for him. ... Also, irony will sometimes come back for another shot at you even in a short story. ...
Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been? ... For example, they painted the numbers 33, 19, and 17 in tar black on the back of his gold jalopy. ... And I will come inside you where it's all secret and you will give into me and you"ll love me" (par. 104 ). He just comes right out, and says that he is going to have sex with her and there is nothing that she could do to stop him. "Where you are going, Where have you been?" ...
"Oh come on. You never come out with us. ... "No, you guys go on without me. ... Then one day as Calliope was walking back to her apartment from work, something inside of her clicked. ... This was just the beginning of the new Calliope, and she was glad that there was no way to turn back....
I will also speak about the fact how persons through mental violence come back to the 'original' situation between two lovers. ... Rope In the beginning of the story an erotic tension is depicted when the husband comes back from buying coffee. ... The reader would expect that the story goes on in an erotic way. ... After having come back from returning the rope, with the rope still there, violence may give way to a beautiful, romantic atmosphere "...the smell of broiled steak floated nose-high in the cooling air. ... They both have pushed their hostile thoughts to the backgroun...
Lyman's story is about how Henry changes, before the war Henry was out going, liked telling jokes and hanging out with his brother. After Henry comes home from being drafted into the Vietnam War; he doesn't talk or laugh and is to himself, Lyman even destroys the car they shared, trying to bring his brother back. ... "He has his field jacket on and the worn-in clothes he"d come back in and kept wearing ever since." (411) Henry and his family's knowledge of psychology seem to be limited and untrusting. ... After Henry fixed the car back, they went for a drive down by the rive...
In 1891, his mother sent him back to Salem to go to school. ... Then when Goodman stated " What if a wretched old woman do choose to go to the devil, when I thought she was going to Heaven! ... Come devil! ... Come witch, come wizard, come Indian powwow, come devil himself! And here comes Goodman Brown. ...
This is a summer with no boundaries, a summer when they can go wherever the wheels of the red convertible lead them. ... But as the summer comes to an end, Lyman and Henry leave the family they have come to admire and drive back home. ... During Henry's time away, Lyman can not wait for Henry to come back. ... He tells Lyman to come with him down to the river and Lyman accepts. ... The argument is over; Henry was going to buy out Lyman's share. ...
The point of a true war story is to describe the dark realities that come as a part of war. ... Soldiers see things during war that most people could not imagine, and this greatly affects them psychologically, making it difficult for them to go back to the daily lifestyles of civilians when they come back home. ... A true war story will not leave out the dark details of time in battle such as the psychological wounds that soldiers endure, it will allow the listener to really see what goes on during war. ... This goes back to the topic of using false information to spread propaganda. ...
She fears she's going to miss her flight and continually asks her butler the time. ... She finds a cab and drives back to her house to wait for her next flight. ... Foster, again, irritates his wife by making it seem as if she were going to be late. ... After her six-week vacation in Paris, she comes back home to her house in New York. ... In the beginning of the story she comes off as someone with no confidence, and quickly turns the tables around once she leaves her husband to visit her daughter in Paris. ...
Her life goes on her own way, a very unpleasing way. ... She was then able to go to different places and met her lifelong idols. ... " The veil goes back revealing bliss, the groom wears in to take his kiss. ... They were abundant in terms of finance yet it all slowly goes down. ... Tonirose Ollodo, her longtime best friend, way back high school. ...
The father waves and the driver waves back. ... Out of nowhere, a dark and mysterious train comes close to hitting them both. ... The boy starts to realize that he is different from his father and that his whole life is going to be frightening. ... The boy is thinking that the dark is making the world come alive. ... I also believe that every child goes through this, sooner or later, at some point in time....
First of all, the setting for the story is him going on safari. ... He insults Wilson by asking "It doesn't have to go any further, does it? ... This is a bit of foreshadowing of his fear and what could come later in the story. ... Lying in his cot the night after the incident with the lion, he thinks back on the problems of his marriage to Margot. ... After taking down the buffalo, "he expected the feeling he had had about the lion to come back but it did not." ...
I end up starting as a wide receiver and a corner back. ... I could not tell if our crowd want to come watch us play or just get some of that tasty food and just have a ball while sitting in the stands. ... My coaches say leave it all on the field so I think to myself why not just leave it all on the practice field so I can be even greater come game day. ... Omaha Benson football field brings back memories and I have a lot history on that turf. ... Going back down memory lane once more. ...
He expresses to Jig that having the abortion would be the best outcome for both of them, but as they become more indecisive they cannot seem to come to an agreement. Hemingway incorporates the setting of the story to emphasize whether or not the couple will go through with the abortion. ... Conventionally a train goes one way, once it comes it goes. ... Like the oncoming of the train, if she decides to give the baby up there is no going back. The train will keep on moving along just as her life will; Her lover The American does not hold back in voicing his opinion, and expresses how Jigs'...
A good example of that is when he comes back to his home after a concert, he feels a "loathing of respectable beds, of common food; a shuddering repulsion for the flavorless, colorless mass of everyday existence." ... But unlike what Paul seems to think, he doesn't come from such a poor environment. ... Although he chooses to cut himself out of the world, the world didn't cut back on him. ... But the main event that motivates Paul to kill himself is when he finds out that his theft has been discovered and his father is on his way to bring him back to Pittsburgh. ... (Cather, 224) Pau...
The reader may come to this conclusion by a few lines at the beginning of the story. ... As he walked back along the halls he thought of Luz in his bed"(359). ... The man goes to America to get a job so that he and she can get married. ... While he is there, however, some things do not go as he intended. ... Luz is paid back for her actions when she has to realize that the major only used her and he was not going to marry her. ...
Orwell is stuck in a situation where he questions himself and his motives, and tries to come to a conclusion on what the best decision may be. ... But Orwell felt trapped and back into a corner and this may have had an impact on his decision. "The crowd grew very still, and a deep, low, happy sigh, as if people who see the curtain go up at last, breathed from innumerable throats. They were going to have their bit of fun after all."... (Pg. 38, line 17) It is in the character's words and actions that send a chilling sensation down your back that scream with disgust. ...
Howard gets back to the hospital. ... They go home depressed. ... Sandy's husband comes home with bad news that he lost his job. ... Her husband still doubtful said he"d come. ... He gives the kitchen a look, takes his food, and leaves back for the sofa. ...
Finding the owner not at home, he and his father leave and go back to their home further away from the main house. Later in the day, the owner of the main home comes to the home of Sarty and his family with the dirty rug, and orders the father to have the rug cleaned. ... Several days later, Sarty goes with his father in their wagon to another small rural grocery store, and once again, Sarty's father is in trouble with the law. ... He then goes to the barn where the father is about to set it on fire and shoots the father. ... Sarty then begins the walk back home. ...
Lewis goes further in his writing form to state "Some of the evidence for this I have put together in the appendix of another book called The Abolition of Man; but for our present purpose I need only ask the reader to think what a totally different morality would mean"(414). ... After Lewis proves one of the points of his essay, he confronts the reader by stating, "Whenever you find a man who says he does not believe in a real Right and Wrong, you will find the same man going back on this a moment later"(414). ... As his essay comes to a close, Lewis introduces a slight twist into his writ...
The author doesn't let the hammer slip your mind, relating back to it whenever there is a chance. ... She begins her story by glimpsing back on one Christmas when she is fifteen. ... She comes to appreciate it and finds that it was actually very useful. ... Her brother comes back to Telluride after hearing this to visit her and make sure she is all right. ... They both know who did it, and go to see the rubble the next day. ...
Louises' feelings come from deep within her soul. ... When she started to recognize it, she was trying to beat it back with sheer will power. ... She did not deliberately want it but it had come anyway. ... As she was projecting spring and summer days to come, a feeling that her life would be her own again gave her a contentment that she had not felt in a long time. ... Rather, she accepts it and goes to her room to be alone. ...
During the story Jane goes from being "sick", to really becoming insane. ... Jane starts to see shapes of discoloration in the paper, and soon begins to see eyes staring back at her through the yellow covering. ... By it she means what or who is behind the wallpaper looking back at her. ... Her husband comes in one day to find that she has ripped half the paper of the walls and chewed on the bed-posts. ... And I've pulled of most of the paper, so you can't put me back in!" ...
"We come from Texas, Lucy says and grins. ... A boy named Sire really brought out the mature side of Esperanza when she got enough courage to stare back. ... Esperanza never had the courage to stare back until one day she found enough to actually stare back but she stared too long. ... She would simply have them go to the attic and stay there for the night. "Passing bums will ask, Can I come in? ...
The environment changes as Lyman journeys off on his summer adventure as he grows up and becomes a man, by going all the way to Chicken, Alaska for the long days, and back on home to North Dakota. ... She then applies the stereotype of the soldier that comes back from Vietnam being psychologically damaged, to Henry. ... Later Louise uses the Red River as a metaphor by it's altering condition and foreshadowing the events to come. ... He then goes into detail about what he and his brother did with the car. ... Hoping that it would bring them back together again. ...
