She told me Mister Jeffrey became very upset with her and claimed she doesn’t care about his feelings and never has. She told me he wouldn’t even come to sleep in their bed that night. She said that this morning Mister Jeffrey was still angry with her and when she tried to speak to him he wouldn’t even look at her. At this point Miss Hilly was crying again. She told me that finally after a few tries of speaking to him that he just flipped out on her.
Another reason that Ellen feels isolated is of lack of communication with others this causes her to break down and eventually run away with the baby to try to get away from the storm "I'm so caged- if I could only break away and run". The character Ellen in the story "The Lamp at Noon" shows that she has feelings of sadness and feelings of isolation throughout the story and these feelings she cannot
She is constantly looking for answers and is desperately in need of help. She hasn’t gone out in so long that she doesn’t know how to socially act anymore. In one scenario, Isabel breaks down into tears because she wants to fit in, but just doesn’t know how, “I closed the door of the booth, sobbing. No one must see me. What could I say?
He just looks so sad and frightened. You can’t help but almost start to cry your self, these men are forever damaged and there is nothing to help
She was very afraid to lose Jesse and could not bear the thought of him being put into danger. When Jesse says, “Maybe I’ll never see you again” she replies, “NO, NO, NO!” and started sobbing on his shoulder (pg.
Retelling the incident in her journal, Mary writes, “It is hard to write this, feeling as I do, afraid to set down what happened for fear of what comes next. I want to cry out, I will not stand for this, but I’ve stood for worse, that much is certain, and I’ve no right to speak now. Nor have I ever” (162). Mary admits that she is scared to speak out against what happened between her and Hyde. She claims she has stood for worst and she had no right to speak then and has no right to speak now.
I just want to live my life without this feeling. It makes me feel frozen like I cant do anything. Im afraid that when the time comes when I need to act, I cant because this feeling is always in the back of my head. Its like a devil trying to make me fail at what I need to do, I feel like it ants me to screw up. I am always waiting for it to try and drag me down.
She suffers everyday knowing her dream will never come alive again. Her expired dream has caused her to become a tart with no other option. She is slowly dying from the inside, since she got her hopes up. She continues to threaten men to veil her ashamedness. All she can do is complain about the things she craves to have.
Fighting is never the answer. Greasers have always had it the hard way but when they stick together things turn out to be okay. (compound sentence) They all have hearts of stone. (metaphor) They have to deal with stereotypes and they never fit in. They do not have families that care about them or want them.
The frustration of the soldiers develops further as the conditions continue to be unbearable and now deadly. They begin to think about the rationale for this war. Many feel the war serves no purpose and that they are not getting anything out of being in Iraq,