His mother had painful delivery and it was a troubling start for Calyn, and she wasn't with him first three month. She very often said to Calyn "little bugger, you put me through hell". Many months later his mother fells distanced from her son. Many bad days were for Cylun when his mother left her kids in house and she got in her car and she thought that she was going to leave, but when she was back her kids was sitting on the floor and crying. His mother takes some lessons at the Treatment Centre.
Freezing the change that threatened her way of life in an everlasting embrace. Change for Norma Jean in “Shiloh” also reveals itself in the form of a lover. Her husband, Leroy, returns home for good after years of working on the road. Injured and out of work Leroy lingers around the house. His constant presence is the change in Norma's life.
As she spends more time with Hoke and learns more about him, she begins to see certain connections that she never realized before. As she displays the early phases of dementia, Miss. Daisy takes Hoke’s hand and tells him that he is her best friend, and he responds as usual, “yes, Miss. Daisy”. This scene of the movie was emotional for me because I knew as an audience, that Miss.
An intern tries to get Gramps to leave the room, since Gram has no idea he’s there. Gramps says, “Sonny, I’ve been by her side for fifty-one years…” (256). Gramps cares for his wife in love and friendship. Even though she is unconscious, Gramps remains a true friend to his wife and stays by her side. Finally, Sharon Creech shows through this theme how important friendship is to everyone.
Loneliness for some is a dull beginning of a bright future, and for others, it is unfortunate and eternal. In The Shipping News by Annie Proulx, Quoyle is a character who suffers through a boundless amount of loneliness that exists in many forms. He becomes lonely as he is involved in a one-way relationship and also exhibits the feeling of isolation when he is singled out by society. Similarly, the life experiences of a narrator in an anonymous writer’s poem, Bow Down Your Head and Cry, closely resemble the isolation and hardships that Quoyle is forced to suffer through. The narrator experiences loneliness and great difficulties coping with the separation of his loved one and additionally felt isolated as he was alienated from society.
The greatest problem the two face is loneliness. The pair may not have much, but they have each other. Even though they have each other, do they really have each other? Several characters in the novel experience loneliness through isolation as outcasts. Lennie, Crooks, and Curley’s Wife have all been branded as outcasts for the same reason; they are all different.
John’s biggest downfall in this story is the fact that he is stuck with the unfortunate task of being not only his wife’s lover, but also her doctor. Instead of being a concerned husband and being there for his wife mentally, he took a more clinical attitude to the situation and there for our narrator was left to her own devises. Also John only knows the “pattern” of his wife and does not see the trapped woman with in. John truly care for his wife and is trying everything in his power to help and cure her. Unfortunately the only way he knows how to help her it by treating her as a medical patient or as an object and not as a person who needed love, not just care.
After reading the novel it can be said that true love is real and Hurston definitely presented the idea that true love is difficult to attain. Janie’s first marriage to Logan Killicks was mostly determined by her grandmother’s vision of wealth and security for her granddaughter. This marriage forced Janie to grow up very quickly and discover what she desires with another man. At a young age Janie’s grandmother had Janie married off to Logan Killicks. After a couple months of marriage, Janie goes to visit her grandmother and her grandmother questions why she is there.
My life was busy, but I would always think of my mother. Until one day, I received a phone call “It was her”. “What should I do?” I was so paranoid, my blood was boiling all through my body, “what could she possibly want?” I had moved out from her house since graduation. I sat still like a dog waiting for his owner to pet him. With just one click I heard her voice “Daughter, I miss you and I forgive you please come home I am dying”.
Sometimes women smile to support their family ,or because somebody is smiling ,forgetting what is the real importance and value of a natural and spontaneous smile. When I smiled is in order to show my emotions , but sometime I just do it for education and to seem nice, feelings According to Amy Cunningham ,”We smile so often and so promiscuously—when we’re angry ,when we’re tense , when we’re with children , when we’re being photographed.”Amy’s opinion support the idea that a woman’s smile has lost it’s real value of meaning. Women smile, to show that they are happy and to share their love with their loved one’s to demonstrate how proud they are of their family. Families are very dependent of a women support and love. In our society a woman’s smile has become part of our life and culture, and for that reason they smile so often to show their feelings and emotions.