The Death in Marriage In Susan Glaspells" play Trifles although we never actually see Mrs. Wright we learn a lot about her self character. The play has a very underlying subplot of Mrs. Wrights" character change after marriage. We see how she acts and feels once life has stolen her true inhibitio...
Starched clothing is known for making clothing look more formal, which is interesting to note because Santiago is the one who wears unstarched white linen clothing and José Dias, a dependant, is the one who wears starched white trousers. ... Santiago Nasar, being one of the richest men in his village, does not get the chance to wear formal attire because "his skin was so delicate that it couldn't stand the noise of starch- (5). ...
In this movie, we see an intercultural marriage between the wealthy, upper-class, White Anglo-Saxon Protestant Ian and the Greek middle-class Toula. ... Moreover, we see that their wedding decorations and color theme is all blue and white - the colors of the Greek flag. ... We see the Portokalos family always bustling with noise and singing, drinking and dancing at their parties shouting "opah" after having shots of ouzo. ...
Different cultures, different customs very different traditions. That's the way of weddings. Every religion, region and country has different wedding traditions. There are close similarities, yet they are still very different. I am most familiar with the traditional Catholic wedding but there...
