Why is she antagonistic toward Elizabeth Proctor? Why has she been asked to leave her home? Why does she tell John what happened to Betty? 6. Why do Proctor and Rebecca speak out against Hale’s coming?
The former employee, Pelvas, complained to the EEOC that the mandatory services are in conflict with his beliefs. One of the defenses that Townley used was the “undue hardship” if they accommodate religious beliefs of Pelvas, which would excuse him from attending the religious services. Townley lost in this argument because the court did not see undue hardship happening for the company if they not allow Pelvas to attend the services. For our situation, we can win in this case because our claim of undue hardship is valid, unlike the Townley’s. We needed this shift change because of business necessity.
But Sister James didn’t believe that father Flynn didn’t do anything wrong. I agree with sister Aloysius because in his sermon he actually unconsciously admit to his wrong doings. The two, Flynn and Aloysius, battle over her claims of his alleged improprieties. When Father Flynn gives a sermon about doubt one Sunday. This makes Sister A wonder about Father Flynn and even more suspicious about his actions.
Parris says, "Oh, Abigail, what proper payment for my charity! Now I am undone!" What does that mean? 7. What is Mary's argument to Abby?
What is the point of Iago's "Virtue, a fig" speech and what is the "new" Elizabethan philosophy behind it? 4. How would you characterize the difference between the way Othello and Iago talk, both in their subject matter and their style? 5. At the end of this scene, Iago gives a second reason for hating Othello; what is this reason?
Being a woman who thought "the meaning of life is centered in our Redemption by Christ," it would be very surprising if she didn't feel on some level that she was undeserving of her lupus. The Misfit serves as a way for Flannery O'Connor to make statements that she didn't feel she could get away with in real life. The Misfit challenges Christ's resurrection ability saying "He shouldn't have done it. He thrown everything off balance. If He did what He said, then it's nothing for you to do but throw away everything and follow Him, and if He didn't, then it's nothing for you to do but enjoy the few minutes you got left the best way you can" (O'Connor).
Lang Arts 3-4 Antigone essay February 1, 2012 “Facing the consequences” “Independence and freedom can only exist in doing what's right” said Brigham Young. Antigone has to follow her heart and face what society says to do or follow her heart and face the consequences, Antigone by Sophocles. A uncle goes out of his way to defend people burying his nephew Polyneices and punish anyone in his way. Is doing whats right and facing consequences better then society choosing whats right. (71) Antigone knows its illegal to bury her brother but for the sake of whats right she must.
She makes us question our religion, our education, our agriculture, and our principles. She brings forth the problems we often hide and ignore. Throughout the novel the men keep their society’s downfalls secret from the women much like we try to do ourselves. This quote reveals one of our society’s issues by focusing on our beliefs on marriage. Gilman provides the point of views of these women who know nothing of marriage to allow us to see our own society’s faults in the way we think things should be.
I see the business. Let me, if not by birth, have lands by wit. All with me’s meet that I can fashion fit” (I iii 193-197)”O villain, villain! His very opinion in the letter. Abhorred villain, unnatural, detested brutish villain; worse than brutish!
Parris says, "Oh, Abigail, what proper payment for my charity! Now I am undone!" What does that mean? 7. What is Mary's argument to Abby?