" (66) Little did he know, this dramatic change he experienced would lead him to be imprisoned in the Alley and within himself. .
Ashur's new wife, Sitt Fadeela, proves to be as perfect as he could have ever imagined. He realizes early on that his lover desired to control every aspect of his life. And so, "he lives between her two hands." (66). However, he is still blessed by her in many ways, so " in spite of this he goes on basking in love, comfort and satisfaction." (66) Eventually, without a job and the ability to naturally live his life as he desires, he quickly becomes bored and unhappy. "True, he lacks nothing, but he's a prisoner just the same. Silk chains to replace his old iron ones draw tighter on his throat and boredom floods him." (66) He develops a desire to work to keep him entertained and busy, as he finds that time becomes his worst enemy. He grows antsy, complains, becomes bitter, and eventually releases his unhappiness and anger by "[slapping] her on the right cheek." (66) She kicks him out of his paradise life and he leaves. Ashur's dream of marrying a rich widow and never again having to be accountable for himself imprisons him. He is locked within her control and cannot live his own life. On many occasions Sitt asks him to return to her, and each time he stubbornly refuses. Ashur's lifestyle and dependence on others within the Alley cause his downfall and his imprisonment. The Alley and his life within the Alley becomes constricting and causes him to experience extreme boredom and unhappiness.
Saqr Mowazeeni is imprisoned in this novel as a consequence of the Alley's traditions and culture. His father died and he, being the eldest son, is left as the guardian of his family. Although Saqr tries his hardest to support his loved ones on the small salary he earns, he feels as though "Life locks its windows and squats like a stone." (70) He is trapped in his role as a parent and feels as though his life will forever revolve around trying to support them and therefore he will be unable to marry and lead what he sees as a normal life.
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (E2B) Dear Mrs. Farkas, My book is Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, by J.K Rowling. ... When Harry gets to London he gets to Diagon Alley where he buys his school supplies, but he wants to go to the bank. ...
Behind Fourth Street in an alley, I began skipping in order to keep up with Myles who was running like a newly freed prisoner. ... I looked around to see if anyone had dropped the money, but there was not a single soul to be found back here in the desolate alley, so I gathered up the money and stuck it in my right pocket. I skipped out of the alley and to the corner where I began to walk, avoiding unnecessary attention. ...
"Tawheeda is the first woman from our part of town to work for the government Ceaseless alley tongues babble her story, make fun of her, and criticize her Whenever her father appears, someone is sure to say, "God preserve us" and "What are men coming to?"" ... The women, being unable to marry, are forced to "wait and watch and feed off dreams" (p. 70) while staying "shut up in the house, bored, suffering prisoners to tradition" (p. 70). ...
In 1985 he lured his ex-wife into an alley and killed her. ... However, we no longer lack the money to house prisoners for long periods of time, and many states allow a sentence of life without parole as an alternative to the death penalty. The death penalty now costs government more money than housing a prisoner for life due to additional legal expenses. ... Since 1973, more than 85 United States death row prisoners have been released due to evidence of their innocence was found. ...
The story 'Ser Cepperello' was taken from the first tale of 'The Decameron.' Ser Cepparello is also known as Ciapelletto who was a wicked man. Musciatto Franzesi has hired him to handle his business management which had spread far in many regions. He was staying at the house of two Florentine...
The truck would be use to haul the prisoners and assault forces out. ... The first two little birds landed immediately south of the target building on the narrow rutted alley, blowing up thick clouds of dust. ...
In his free time Homer frequents Moe's Tavern and the bowling alley. ... Guest appearances by bands from NSync to Sonic Youth share screen time with literary and historical references such as Sideshow Bob, jailed for trying to kill Bart, wore the same prisoner number as Jean Val jean in Victor Hugo's "Les Miserables". ...