It would be unnatural if a father did not love his child, but what Culer Goodwill feels is only a pygmy love produced by the ether custom. ... Although her father does love Daisy, she feels alone. ... Daisy cannot help Aunt Clarentine in the garden. The garden is the one true thing that makes her happy. ... Love and family. ...
Phoebe enters the garden, and notices a man there. ... He is also the one who attends Hepzibah's garden. ... The garden and its vegetation are symbols of growth and life. ... His presence brought joy to her because she loved him. ... His world is full of beautiful things and Hepzibah is not loved by him the way that she loves him. ...
In the section of the novel that parallels a scene in the Garden of Eden, Antonia plays the helpless damsel in distress. ... She is a cook, a gardener, a mother, and a wife. ... She loved the life of farming, returning to the symbolic "Mother Earth". ...
During one of the opening scenes of American Beauty, "horny geek-boy" Lester Burnham says of his perfectly detailed and structured wife, "See how her clogs match the colour of her garden clippers? ... Lester's journey begins when he falls in love with Jane's sexy best friend Angela, who comes to him in his dreams, encompassed in rose petals. ... After finding out from Angela that Jane is happy and, to be specific, "in love", Lester feels satisfied, and for that reason, does not feel regret that he dies. ...
