Reading like a dialog ripped from the life of a married couple, Home Burial is more of a conversation than a poem. ... Home Burial is a poem written to show the different grieving methods people may take. ... This is shown when the husband states "Can"t a man speak of his own child he's lost?"... Frost composed Home Burial using dark tones, casual language, and a powerful dialog. ... It's also not kept a secret that the husband can"t quite get a grip on why his wife is so upset and this is shown by his controlled and understanding comments as he tries to get to the bottom of a situat...

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Ernest Hemingway's "Soldier's Home", is a short story about a soldier, Harold Krebs, who comes back from World War 1 as a whole new person. After returning home, he feels as if he is rejected from his community's values and doesn't feel at home. ... In Ernest Hemingway's "Soldier's Home", Harold Krebs is traumatized by his return and in exchange, he is transformed completely through patterns of emotional feelings. ... When Krebs comes back home, his apathy begins. ... To escape from reality, he decides to go to Kansas City where he can be fre...

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Panels can transport individuals through time and space. ... Some youths like Alison in Fun Home have doubts of different themes during their life that is difficult to express with their families. ... Bechdel provides different shape and thickness of the lines on faces that can allow a visual translation of emotions. ... Viewers can visualize these feelings when her father hit her without doing anything. ... Finally, Fun Home is a story about a daughter trying to understand her father after his dead through the common and unspoken bond of their homosexuality. ...

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These circumstances are well presented in "Home Burial," by Robert Frost. "Can't a man speak of his own child he's lost," which is said twice by the unnamed farmer in "Home Burial", is simply his point throughout the conversation with Amy. ... For an example, when she saw him coming home with fresh dirt on his hands after burying their baby, she was displeased by her husband acting like nothing happened. ... If people desire to be understood by others, they must be aware of the differences in communication between men and women, so that they can work wi...

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"Soldier's Home" is a short story written by Ernest Hemingway where a young man called Krebs is displayed as the protagonist. ... The events that took place in those two years has shown the worst side of it to Krebs, due to which he can no longer feel happiness and love, and has also become a person who is indifferent to whatever goes on in his surroundings (enotes). ... In conclusion it can be realized that, war is something that affects everyone no matter what. ...

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He spent so many years away from home fighting for his people and himself, to come home and find his friends trying to covet his wife. The only feeling I can imagine describing this is betrayal. ... In book twenty-two Odysseus can not control his emotions and his anger takes over. ... (Homer 495) This example of Odysseus outburst of emotions and criminal act is how I can imagine some of the soldiers coming home felt like doing. ... She can offer Odysseus anything, but what she wants most she cannot have his heart. ...

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The United States ended WWII with a victory and began the voyage home. Sailors, Marines, Airmen, and Soldiers all returning home after one of the deadliest wars in hopes to see their family. ... At a glance you can see a woman standing behind the sailor's left shoulder. ... The emotion can only be comprehended by a person that has been in that situation before. ... They can be erased even if only for a split second in time and anyone that was returning home from a hell can feel at peace. ...

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Odysseus's quest was based on his desire to go back home to his family, and though no baser desire can ever well up from man, his journey was riddled with detours and delays, in his need for adventure and glory. ... In terms of characterization, few other pieces of literature can equal the amount of details that portray a character. ... Homer, who is speaking as a mouthpiece, faithfully retelling the legends of the past, tells everything in the story. So when a character talks, his or her words come through Homer and the conversation tends to be in long, rather formal speeches rather...

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Cloudstreet illustrates the role of culture in making people feel psychologically and emotionally at home. ... Through the use of minor characters, Winton represents in depth the broader Suburban Perth culture and examines its impact on the character's perspectives of home. ... " The girls were miserable and "cried every night for their homes and families.... Quick can only feel at home in himself when he ultimately embraces this culture. ... However, over time Rose comes to the conclusion that Cloudstreet is indeed her home and that it is this culture that gives her life mea...

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In "Public Enemy Number One," Mike Males analyzes both media coverage and documented cocial studies to argue that violence in the homes causes more of an affect and impact than violence shown on television that children see and hear. ... Using cause and effect, Males suggest that the type of life most inmates had growing up was an abusive home. ... Ad populum would best fit the way the politicians assume that their claim can be adequately defended without further support when it only is covering up facts on violence. ... REading the different examples on why there is violence in homes and h...

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The story moves into the characters home, then toa short ride in a traincar, and finally to the long awaited bazaar called "Araby". ... He seems to be attracted tothings by his way of glamorizing them, such as the book he finds in his home. ... His impatience grows and the setting of his home becomes an annoying and restrictive one. ... He can only see getting to that bazaar, which is wonderful and exciting and finding the love of his life something she deserves. ... All which can be made up to be great wonderful things, but which in reality are still ordinary. ...

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Moreover, this can add major stress. ... Often time single parents without resources seek public assistance to help meet the needs of the home. ... These tasks are very demanding and can lead to stress and fatigue. ... Single parents feel a lot of guilt and this tension can manifest in the home. ... Considering the home circumstances, it will usually determine some of the behaviors displayed. ...

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Depression can be triggered by different emotions. ... According to my survey, Home sickness maybe one of the first reasons why freshmen students at Cedarville University become depress. ... The student is taking out of there confort zone therefore they may struggle from being away from home. ... Stress can be controlled but if it isn't it can bring you down. ... But they can feel a little better day-by-day. ...

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Being foreign can feel intimidating, but it can also be liberating. Not knowing the "foreign rules-, we can only rely on our instincts. ... We try to do what is right " based on what we would do at home, or simply what we feel is the best. ... Being foreign can feel intimidating, but it can also be liberating. ... We try to do what is right " based on what we would do at home, or simply what we feel is the best. ...

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Self-Concept and Identity Management Who you think you are can be described as self-concept. ... He also has to manage his identities when he is at home versus when he is at work at the local grocery store. ... This can be confusing to him at times as sometimes he lets the two identities mix and he loses control at home with Arnie. He can have an ineffective impact when he lets his home life come out when he is with Becky also. ... Many people probably don't even realize all the things that can influence their perception....

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This happened when I was about seven years old at a restraunt in my home state of Tennessee. ... I went home and put on a band called Psychotica to help me deal with the issue at hand. ... To this day I can still listen to that song and the only thing I think about is what happened that day at school. My father does civil war re-enactment's back home and has done it as long as I can remember. ... The smell makes me feel good because it reminds me of being back home with my family and friends. ...

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Will was an orphan as a child and was transferred to and from different foster homes. In these foster homes, Will suffered from abuse like burns and stabbings. ... The goal to good psychological treatment, in accordance to the movie, is building a very personal bond in which hidden emotions can be expressed. This personal bond is not strictly a doctor-patient relationship; rather, it is a relationship where both participants can confine their deepest emotions. ...

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When he asks to walk her home, the girl's "other self" begins to feel trapped and nervous... She can not bear to be held or confined." ... When the girl flees home she is overcome with emotion, and this her parents do not understand, so she pretends that she is upset about her skates - once again not allowing the honest expression of her other self. ... "Flinging myself onto my bed, I pound the pillow till my body is seized with convulsions, releasing the rage my other self can no longer control." I think the essayist wrote an intriguing essay that illustrated that emotions can not be ...

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" (Olsen 192) Emily yearned for her mother to stay home and comfort her but she was aware of the fact that she couldn't. ... " Upon arriving home, Emily felt perfectly normal and she no longer needed her mom's love and affection. ... It also highlights the strains it can put on a family dealing with a lack of income. ... Living in poverty can be a burden and both the parents as well as the children can feel the pressure it comes with. ... It brushes up on the points of poverty and the burdens it can put on a family. ...

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Stress always have affected me from going through shelters, days or weeks without eating, moving from home to home, living with strangers, going to different schools, accepting the fact my mother is disabled, realizing the abandonment of my father and my father's family, going through DYFS, being in psychological therapy since I was 4 years old, and having traumas since the start of my childhood. ... Anything small can trigger things from the past that I haven't resolved it. ... The third thing that triggers would be my problems at home with my mother, and dealing with my own emoti...

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"One day Leroy arrives home from a drive and finds Norma Jean in tears." (354). ... When Leroy comes home, he often feels unwanted. ... This may make her stronger physically, but nothing can overcome the sadness in which she feels. ... The scene in which her mother catches her smoking and Leroy arrives home to find her crying symbolizes her emptiness. ... "They never speak about their memories of Randy, which have almost faded, but now that Leroy is home all the time, they sometimes wonder if one of them should mention the child...

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The relevance of the two being framed in these shots represents Amelia's entrapment in her own home due to her son's strong belief in monsters and bad behaviour. ... The colour theme throughout the movie plays a large role in many ways, most of the film is set within the family's home which appears to be exclusively made up of dark grey or black tone. In comparison with the few other settings we see within the movie, such as Amelia's place of work which is painted in all white, the house is much duller and clearly implies the depressing atmosphere within the characters own ...

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This is what the Kinder (plural for the children who participate in Kindertransport) had to experience when they were relocated from their homes in Germany, Austria, and Czechoslovakia to Great Britain in order to escape deportation to concentration camps. These children were given the chance to escape their countries before they were ripped from their homes to be sent to concentration camps. ... The home conditions the Kinder had to endure in Britain depended on their foster parents. There were some considerate people who attempted to provide a home experience for the children most like what ...

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Should Ann be blamed for John's death John is a simple farmer who thinks the only way he can please Ann is by working all day to earn money for her. ... Once, John goes to his father's house, leaving Ann home alone on a snowy night. ... And Ann is so insecure and weak she can not speak out, therefore weakening their relationship even more. ... For example, the part where he keeps telling her that John is not coming home that night. ... Ann brings her depression upon herself because she hides her feelings from John so they can never resolve them. ...

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Learning how to control them, you can successfully manage stress by owning a pet. ... • And can encourage social interaction and encourage good health through exercise. ... The basic reason for owning a pet is for the companionship and love it can provide to an individual. ... Pets are also used for patients that in rehabilitation or in a nursing home to help reduce stress, social interaction and develop physical and emotional skills. ... They are great to have as a friend and give you something to come home to. ...

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