She tells him he is “green” “a coward”, and that he resembles the “poor cat” who wanted the fish but would not get its paws wet. Finally, she tells him that her own lack of pity would extend to murdering her own child as it suckled at her breast. With this one terrifying example, she confirms that “the milk of human kindness” is absent in her. The quote “From this time such I account thy love” This personal taunt hits Macbeth. It is unexpected because their relationship is so intense.
Like the bees trapped in the jar, Lily feels she is stuck in impossible circumstances that she will never be able to free. Lily “…watched as they orbited the space in the jar, around and around like they’d miss the exit” (Monk Kidd 26). Her observation about the bees makes her realize that her situation will not to improve, like the bees, so she has to take matters into her own hands. This epiphany leads Lily to run away from her father with her African American housekeeper, laying out conflicts throughout the rest of the book. Another important aspect bees symbolize is human society.
Even when her sister Gretrudis was forced to good labour work and when she ran naked and made love to Juan, Tita could do nothing but reveal her loneliness in form of tears, ‘like silent spectators to a movie, Pedro and Tita began to cry watching the stars act out the love that was denied to them’ she wanted to shout and tell Pedro to run away with her but all the fight of words just took place in her mind and like lumps of food traveled through her throat she again felt like a foreigner in this cruel world as the author quotes’ She felt so lost and lonely’ She was the best cook but no one dared to praise her like an animal she performed her chores with no one to notice her, injustice was taking place and no one to save her. How would a person feel in such a situation but to be deprived’ How alone Tita felt during this period. How she missed Nacha! She hated them
Mrs. Frisby, a mouse, is attempting to watch out of her children on her individual since her husband was eaten through the cat of farmer, Dragon. In the season of spring, youngest son of Mrs. Frisby is sick, and he requires to be shifted before the farmer begins cultivating. But what can she do? She recognizes about the rats that live under the rose bush, and she determines to call on them for support. Soon she knows that the rats recognized her husband, and that they all used to be animals of laboratory together.
Medea’s heart is broke by her husband and she seeks revenge. She loved Jason so much that she betrayed her own family to be with Jason. But Jason left her and sons to be with another woman; Jason leaves her nothing but empty promises. This is why Medea,s life fell into tragic flaw. It
The female characters are also similar in the sense of their helplessness and vulnerability. The unnamed female in “ Hills Like White Elephants” is very dependent on the male character. She needs him to communicate to order her drinks because they’re in Spain and she’s unable to speak Spanish. In “\June Birthing,” Kathe faces a problem when she encounters a newborn fawn. She becomes almost paralyzed while trembling because of her incapability to do anything and knowing nothing about how to help the fawn.
Josie could not forgive Nonna because she was always mentioning Christina’s mistake of sleeping with Micheal Andretti. Nonna was a hypocrite; she had always treated Christina badly because of her one mistake. Josie said that Nonna had the hide seventeen years ago to treat Mama the way she did when all the time she had done worse. Nonna slept with an Australian while she was married. Josie resents Nonna’s interference in both hers’ and Mama’s lives and despises her grandmother for being set in her ways.
The Tiger is generally looked at as the living symbol of strength and power and generally inspires fear and respect,” Ms. Chua writes in her memoir, Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother (The Penguin Press, 2011). She proudly relates her own authoritarian upbringing and how she has learnt from the rigid parenting style her parents practiced in her childhood. Secondly, the tiger mother and the western mother differentiate by, mainly, their different ways of teaching their children. In short, the tiger mother rules her children and pressures them in any way in order for them to be good when they grow up. They can scold them and call them names just to motivate their kids to meet up to the parents high expectations.
My fight had gone. My mood would depend on how severe my pain was for that day. My ability to be a good mother was controlled by how aggressive my symptoms were in that moment. I was overwhelmed with guilt that I could not spend my days having fun with my children. I hated myself every time I had to tell them mummy was too tired to play in the garden or to tackle the walk to the nearest park.
Instead of acting in a mature manner like an adult, she becomes hysterical and exaggerates, “...now here’s Mr. Bennet gone away, and I know he will fight Wickham, wherever he meets him, and then he will be killed, and what is to become of us all?” (192). The fact that she questions the fate of her family if anything should happen to her husband implies that even she is aware of her insufficient mothering. Additionally, her ability to ignore the real issues and magnify the trivial ones, as aforementioned, further glorifies her foolish character and ability to make