This quote shows an example of sex being made enjoyable "When he touched her breasts they gave themselves up in quivering ecstasy, inviting his lips. ... Here is one occurrence, of when nature symbolizes femininity; "Her lips were as red and moist as pomegranate seed" This quote explains how in "The Storm" nature is used to symbolize femininity, because it is comparing her lips to a pomegranate, which is a fruit, and fruits are part of nature. ...

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As seen by this quote, Charlotte is not like Elizabeth in that she is not looking for a partner that she can actually love and cherish. ... As seen through this quote, Mr. ... One can see from this quote that she is not only foolish and noisy, but also so determined to have her daughters married that she stops caring about their well-being thus failing as a mother. ... This quote perfectly illustrates Darcy's personality in the beginning of the novel. ... Through this passionate quote, Darcy has transformed significantly from how he was in the beginning, with his arrogant and conceite...

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This quote exemplifies the disillusionment of American society by exploiting the emotional effects of witnessing excessive wealth. ... This quote highlights the theme of a loss of hope for the future by Daisy's marrying for wealth instead of happiness. ... This quote exemplifies Daisy's loss of hope for the future and her daughter's future by examining Daisy's lack of self worth and desire to overcome the constraints of traditional society. ... This quote also shows the reader that Daisy is fully aware of the corruption within society, but chooses fall into the stereotype...

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For example this following quote, "There stood, facing the open window, a comfortable, roomy armchair.... This following quote says what Mrs. ... The following quote describes this, "The delicious breath of rain was in the air. ... This following quote describes what she is feeling, "There would be no one to live for those coming years; she would live for herself....

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Perhaps her most feministic and inspiring quote comes in the Wife of Bath prologue: "I"ll not delay, a husband I will get, Who shall be both my debtor and my thrall (slave), And have his tribulations therewithal, Upon his flesh, the while I am his wife. ... This quote is clearly interpreted that her husband will not have the same privileges as her and she will have complete command and control of him. ... Why take it all, lo, have it every bit;" In this quote the Wife of Bath not only concedes that men are more reasonable than women, but also that a good woman and wife will do and give up w...

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This is a quote from Charlotte Lucas, one of the female characters in the novel, and a quote which very well exemplify the general feelings against marriage for the period and the people in upperclass England. ... The sentence above is the quoting of Mrs. ...

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You can see her goodness in this quote, "Florentine realized that between Daniel's wish and the shiny flute there would always be her mother's good intention-an intention repressed" (120). ... She realizes Emmanuel's love for her in this quote, "Then his gaze fell on her and his face brightened. ... The quote, "In order to "be all that you can be," it is acceptable to put your own need for self-realization ahead of you duty to your family and society." ...

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Tammy could have been biased when writing this song and seeing divorce as "hell" (quoted from her song: third line of chorus) as both of the marriages Tammy divorced out of were shaky and unhappy. ... The text also contains a quote from Margaret Atwood who states that "divorce is like an amputation: you survive but there is less of you". This song speaks of the pain, and tears shed over the divorce so I believe that this song correlates quite well with that particular quote. ...

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"Don't take the people you love for granted," was a quote I heard quite often from my father growing up. ... Then that infamous quote I heard all my life came out his mouth, "don't take the people you love for granted." ... I now truly understand the quote my father was trying beat in my head when I was younger. ...

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Outline I. Introduction A. Narrator's character traits 1. Narcissistic, superficial, self-centered B. Narrator is the real blind man. C. Misunderstands people and relationships II. Way Narrator sees Robert A. Blindness is most defining characteristic to narrator 1. Quote first line B....

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Alice seems only to be truly happy when she has "sovereinetee/ as well over hir housbonde as hir love,/ and for to me in maistrye of him above." (1044-1046) This, although a quote from her tale and not her prologue, perfectly sums up Dame Alice's one true joy in life, and therefore becomes the main theme of her tale. ... The old hag, as described by the knight, is: "A fouler wight ther may no man devise." (1005), and the old woman also quotes him later as saying she was "foul and old" (1219). ...

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Though other viewers may think differently of this quote, to me, in my opinion, I think it means, it is better to not know what is going on and be pretty then to know what is going on because you can not act on it. ... The point of this quote is that, that daughter, should grow up being beautiful because a lot of rich man will look at her appearance and marry her and she does not have to use a brain, that is all she needs in life is her appearance. ...

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Tita never feels a close mother-daughter bond, but instead believes that her mother "had repressed Tita her entire life." "(38) This quote summarizes Mama Elena's harsh and abusive relationship towards Tita. ... She turned away every one of Tita's delicious dishes, "[Mama Elena] absolutely refused to eat anything that Tita had cooked." " (133) This quote connects Mama's actions to Tita's maturity. ...

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In this previous quote Arnold states how the world we live in lacks love and happiness. ... In the quote George is getting frustrated with Lennie and being in charge of Lennie for doing something wrong which he does many times in the book. ...

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As shown in the quote "Something sure of state, Either from Venice or some unhatch"d practice made to demonstrate here in Cyprus to him, Hath puddle his clear spirit; and in such cases Men's natures wrangle with inferior things" (III.iv.215) Every time Othello mistreats her, she dismisses it as a state affair. ... In this quote, Iago is telling Othello not be jealous of Desdemona, however in reality, he does want him to be jealous. ...

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He quotes the following line from a letter Donne wrote, "if God should ease us with burials, I know not how to perform even that" (73). ... However, the only recording of her character found was a quote from her brother in law. ...

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Through the quote, we see that Amy openly grieves and how she had deeply misunderstood her husband's intentions. ... Through this quote, we see that the husband begins to understand the way his wife feels, but the wife just cannot accept that the husband does not mourn as she does over the child's death, and she quickly interrupts his thought. ...

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Macbeth: Character Sketch In the play Macbeth, Macbeth himself portrays many different roles. He is a General, husband, and King. Though he has many traits throughout these different roles, it is believed that the most critical role he plays is that of a devoted, loving husband. However, these t...

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" ( Richler 100) This quote is an example of the way Duddy thinks. ... This quote clearly shows that emotions are not involved in this relationship, at least not on Duddy's part. ... " Everything I value about him seems to be physical: the rest is either unknown, disagreeable or ridiculous." ( Atwood 57) I feel that this quote best describes the narrators overall feelings towards Joe. ...

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This is exemplified by her opening quote, " I came to a sudden realization that my work as a nurse and my activities in social service were entirely palliative and consequently futile and useless to relieve the misery I saw all about me." ...

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As displayed by The Princess Bride and Oedipus, the following quote To be truly memorable a story must have at its core one of life's great quests: the quest for love, truth, or power." can be said to be valid. ...

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The Ideal of Marriage In today's society most marriages have different perspectives of an ideal marriage. Some married couples are totally faithful, honest and respectful to one other, meaning the wife and the husband are together and living happy in there married life, other married couples...

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This is a quote from Charlotte Lucas, one of the female characters in Pride and Prejudice. It is a quote that I feel exemplifies the general feelings against marriage for this time period and the people in upper class England. ...

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The divorce rate has quadrupled form 4.3 million in 1970 to 18.3 million in 1996 (quoted form census bureau's release about its marital status and living arrangements). ... The proportion of children living with one parent has grown from 12 percent to 28 percent during this same time span (Quoted from Census Bureau's release about its report on marital status and living arrangements)". ...

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In this day and age marriages are filled with an unprecedented amount of romance. Previously marriage was something to better one's social standing or to improve one's political connections. Never before have so many people chosen to marry because of the ridiculous notion of love. In the Importan...

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