Brutus is a loving character that over the play is well known by everybody and his love and caring trait is known through the following quote: “O, he sits high in all the people’s hearts; / and that which would appear offence in us, / his countenance, like richest alchemy, / will change to virtue and to worthiness.” (I, iii; 157-160) In this scene, Caska wants Brutus to be in the conspiracy as he complements him because Brutus was well known and definitely a great leader. Brutus also has a deep respect with his wife and didn’t worry about himself first. “Portia what mean you? Wherefore rise you now? / It is not for your health, thus to commit / your weak condition to the raw cold morning.” (II, i; 234-236) Brutus is a loving character through this quote because normally in that time, women weren’t as well recognized as now but Brutus really cares ad loves his wife.
I would of thought Ziegfield was loosing it, don't fix what's not broken. Although this was a bold decision, it turned out Fanny could in fact do it all. She had the audience in the palm of her hands with her long lagatto song about her man. This song has made her the unbelievable superstar she is today. Written by Maurice Yvain and lyrics by Channing Pollack, the song is about her man, that doesn't seem to be the best guy around but he's hers to keep and she loves him so.
------------------------------------------------- Friar Laurence was a well-known and highly respected priest. He is the one who joined together the bond of Romeo and Juliet. Despite knowing about the great enmity between the two families, he still accepted to marry the two young lovers. His act is justifiable and he had good intentions when he agreed to run the marriage ceremonials. The act of his approval was of a good judgement.
Christian sees a kind, sincere, and an exceptionally gorgeous Roxane and immediately falls in love with her at first sight. Though Christian’s love for Roxane may not be very deep or complex like Cyrano’s, it is still genuine love unlike De Guiche’s “love” for Roxane. I perceive Christian as being a sincere and thoughtful man that has no wit or eloquence when it comes to confessing his love for Roxane; so much so he requires the help of Cyrano to speak for him, literally. The scenes that Christian and Roxane share are comedic and at the same time very tragic. It is very unfortunate because Christian is so sincere for his love of Roxane, but he is also so
A sense of belonging can be easily achieved based on our relationships with the people around us. It is these bonds that bring out our true emotions and character and shape who we are and who we feel comfortable being. As You Like It features the relationship between Rosalind and Orlando; one of instant love and admiration for each other and so we see the idea of fate; However although it may start out simple, hazards arise as the plot unfolds and we see Rosalind forced to pose as a male. Out of Orlando’s sheer lust and infatuation for Rosalind he simply cannot be complacent until he is reunited with his one true love he states ‘to you I give myself for I am yours’ introducing a physical ownership and belonging to one another. Similarly Brick Lane looks at how Nanzeen feels as though she belongs when she takes part in an affair, a relationship with obvious difficulties.
The Warrior of the Heart In Edmond Rostand’s play, Cyrano de Bergerac, one personality stands above the rest; the bravery and honor he shows certainly makes him deserving to have such a play named after him. Cyrano de Bergerac resembles the “prince charming” that would grace the pages of any fairy tale story, save for one insecurity: his nose. Although it is taught that outward appearances mean nothing in the face of inner strength and personality, Cyrano finds himself unworthy¾only for sake of his nose¾to be loved by Roxane, the beautiful and intellectual woman of his childhood. It is to be the city of love, as many call Paris, yet Cyrano stands alone, his silent love burning beneath his breast while on the outside, he is the perfect friend to Roxane. In the fantastical world that is Cyrano de Bergerac, there exists the type of hero that has been lost in the modern world.
However the one thing he desired most that money could never buy was his love and passion for Daisy. Gatsby believed that he could win the love of the woman he longed for by showering her with materialistic items. Tom also took great pride in his earnings and believed he was a better man because of them. He exclaims, “Now don’t think my opinion on this matter is final just because I’m stronger and more of a man than you are” (Fitzgerald). He, along with Gatsby feels content with the unnecessary materialistic items that he owns.
The only reason that can explain why he loves her is that he is only in love with her rebellious action. He can relate to Julia, because he is a rebellious person as well. This love becomes a strength that boosts Winston’s self esteem and offers him motivation to stand against the
Every time they see each other they have a repartee. Their repartees are very quickly and a little bit mean. But the truth is that they are very proud to accept that they love each other. In scene one we can see that Beatrice is the first that mention Benedick of all the characters but she mention him in a mean way “ I pray you, is Signior Mountanto returned from the wars or no?” This quotation shows us that Beatrice cares about Benedick but she express it in a mean way saying that Benedicck is a “show off.” Also Beatrice refers him as a stuffed man “ He is no less than a stuffed man.” The first impressions
He has a good relationship with anyone he meets. He does things that would make the person he is with very happy. He also plans those romantic evening with that person. Then being the middle child he thinks that his older brother gets all the glory and that his younger sister gets everything also. At times being a middle child, they feel that they get left out of many things.