The collections of many short paragraphs of descriptions form the story, and Copperfield depicts the common themes of poverty, love, death, adultery, politics, and family with a very calm and ordinary attitude. ... Life is ordinary, and sometimes we need to appreciate this quality of life. ... In this busy society today, the majority of the people omit the surroundings of themselves. ...
His novel Madame Bovary described with extraordinary attention to detail the life of an ordinary woman. ... The Russian, Leo Tolstoy in his monumental novel War and Peace showed war not as a romantic adventure but as a vast confusion of misery and death The subject mater of much romantic literature and art had little to do with the lives of ordinary people. ... These writers were all people who sought to revive the medieval times and methods in opposition to the so-called classical style. These people tweaked and twisted the object (or subject) they were using just enough to get you to s...
For it is with these mental and psychological experiences, that the statement "Ivan Ilych's life had been most simple and most ordinary and therefore most terrible" is truly asserted. ... For the people that are around him do not care or understand his condition. ... Through the use of such mental and psychological events, it is asserted "Ivan Ilych's life had been most simple and most ordinary and therefore most terrible" Focusing his life upon social position, Ivan merely involved himself in his work. ...
This theory states that there are two different kinds of people: ordinary and extraordinary. The theory states that ordinary men live in submission and can not go above the law. ... The city is so overpopulated that there are too many people to work. ... Indirectly, the pawnbroker was able to allow others to see the duality in people. Duality shows the two side of people: good and evil. ...
The ordinariness of day-to-day life that families encounter is most often the subject matter of Tyler's novels; many critics ascribe her popularity with reading audiences with the fact that her characters are relatable and ordinary but not simplistic (Concise Dictionary ). ... Perhaps one of Tyler's greatest family novels is If Morning Ever Comes, a story about a home that is "cluttered with people and objects and becoming the place characters often leave and always miss" (DISCovering Authors). ...
Religion played an influencing role for people in the novel, Catholicism was more like law, it was a strict way of life. ... Frank lives in poverty and when your poor there are so many disadvantages as Ireland has adopted the class system from the British, people are prejudice to the poor. ... What amazes me is how badly the church treats the poor, people still follow religion like law.Tis hard to hold onto the faith with the snobbery that's in it?. Angela along with other poorer people are made a mockery at the St Vincent de Paul, the men there enjoy making sure the poor know that they...
"James Finney Boylan's glasses look ordinary enough. ... Many people from the town of Centralia say that there is more to this story than is being told. Some believe that the rich deposits of coal under the town are why they forced the people to relocate. ... "James Finney Boylan has the rare ability to combine the ordinary everyday and the outrageously surreal into a seamless, satisfying whole. ... There are not many people who can write like Boylan, and this makes him very well liked. ...
First, one is usually lead away by someone or some group of people that appears to be appealing or is doing precisely what you think you want. ... This isn't some ordinary fall or trip, but a chain of events which the person believes that he cannot and never will be able to recover from. ... His allegations are brought into doubt and although most people seem to be suspicious of him, Tommy is engrossed by him. ... These men are two specific examples of people leading Tommy to what he thinks he wants. ... In an ordinary religious conversion it is after all the evil is done to him and all t...
The name `Emma` brings to mind a young girl, it is quite a simple and ordinary name. ... My alternative title is: `Happiness in Sad Silence` which is taken from a sentence within the actual novel: "She watched her sons happiness in sad silence, as a ruined man looks through the windows at people dining in his old house- p31 M.B When I read the four words I have chosen for the alternative title they reminded me of Emma, The fact that the words `Happy` and `Sad` appear so closely is very contradictory and also quite interesting. ...
Far from reality as it may seem, ordinary readers will not be able to distinguish what's make believe or not because of how cunningly the author brought the whole plot. ... It also gives emphasis on people's submission to the Lord's plan. ... People today tend to look at illnesses as punishments from God. ... Next, miracles are what people do and not what they ask for. ... This novel is highly recommended for people, young and old, meek and bold, strong and weak. ...
He develops a theory that there are two kinds of men in the world: ordinary and extraordinary- the extraordinary men being those who are somehow "above the law." ... He thinks that people already suspect him and he should just turn himself in. ...
They are genuinely nice people who enjoy their time together and get along smoothly. ... We are all preconditioned to believe such stereotypes that anything against the ordinary should be considered a threat, and that is a concept we must learn to tame. ... Once again, the real monster in this novel is the society in which these people are "born" into. In both the World State and even the Reservation, people are preconditioned to believe in a certain manner. ... People innately do judge a book by its cover, but are they singlehandedly the ones to blame?...
It speaks of political, sexual, and artistic endeavors within two divergent assemblages of people. ... Rufus discerns that his yearning for a blissful and ordinary life is not being fulfilled. ... After Rufus" departure, many people's lives begin to change. ... Theme: The theme Another Country conveys is lucid: People must witness the world with incontestable viewpoints. ... The "other" country is defined not as an existent place such as Europe, but a dream innumerable people hope for. ...
It is unconvinced to just judge these kinds of people to be spies. ... People use to send greetings and cares through letters to their friends or relatives when they are far away from home just as the father does to their children in the camp. Also, these are ordinary things owned by a Japanese family, and in our common sense, people keep stuffs taken from hometown just for the memory or because of their cultural blessings and lifestyles. ... The father also describes himself as any one of the typical American people who are encountered on a daily basis. What he mentions are what a local peopl...
Only later in the novel when he falls deeper in love with Catherine, does he actually see the war as people should see it. ... Of course, during the course of the novel, Frederick does fall in love with Catherine which in turns gets him to view the war from a perspective like ordinary people would see it... How many people have you ever loved?" ... He knows that he now has a place where he can succeed in the world and help people at the same time. ...
Many times passages from the bible are referred to in order to remind the reader of what characters of Fahrenheit 451 are doing the same as people in the bible. Also, Guy Montag and Professor Faber are not just ordinary made-up names. ... Joseph McCarthy accused many people of being communists. The people accused but refused to take a pledge were placed on blacklists and could not find jobs anywhere. ...
Raskolnikov's theory upon the existence of two separate types of man - the ordinary and the "extraordinary" – is quite egotistical and arbitrary. He argues that the intellectually "superior" or "extraordinary," including himself, have the right to kill as long as the deed ultimately serves beneficial to the world and the people around the victim. ... Raskolnikov's theory fundamentally results in the significant events of the novel and their aftermaths; he becomes even more mentally unstable after killing the pawnbroker, he becomes physically ill, a...
Too late he understands that the selfish satisfaction of his desires was not worth the damage it would cause either of them as he laments, "I should have known that nothing but pain and horror would result from the expected rapture." (125) Lolita longs for a normal family life where they wouldn't do "filthy things together never behaving like ordinary people". (158) Humbert's answer to her constant complaints is to bribe her with trifles or amusements, or threaten her with reform school. ... , hopelessly worn at seventeen, with that baby, and I looked and looked at her,...
Beth owns the house and people from all over the world come to visit it. ... One day, out of the ordinary, Jake sends Sigrid a card telling her he has decided to leave the country and to take care of herself because he is going to be out of her life for good. ... He then tells her before they both die, that they both will yell out everything they had ever wanted to, tell all the people who have ever hurt them, what they always wanted to tell them. ...
