We have to realize that they are the ones in pain and that they are just prolonging what they know is going to happen. By prolonging their death just makes it that much harder to deal with. It is easier said than done, but if you stop and think about it and put it in God’s everything will be okay. I agree with her being by her father’s side and reassuring him that he was no burden to her. I disagree that she didn’t discuss what he wanted to do and do it regardless how it was hurting her.
Boor shows this when he writes, “So you figured it would be better if I just hated myself” (265). The only reason his parents told him the truth is Paul confronted them. While they admitted that he had a right to know, they justified their reason for not telling him earlier. Paul may have understood that his parents’ love led to their over protection but he probably distrusted his parents and their ability to tell him the whole truth. Paul’s parents’ choices changed the direction of his life.
Antonio and Atticus do anything for their loved ones even if it may affect them negatively in some way. They put others before themselves. When Link Deas tells Atticus that he’s got everything to lose from the trial, Atticus disagrees with him and keeps his mind set on defending Tom, since he knows that it’s the best to do both for Tom and Maycomb. “Link, that boy might go to the chair, but he’s not going till’ the truth’s told” (Lee 146) Even though Atticus knows that he is putting his children at risk of Bob Ewell, he defends Tom because he wants to show Maycomb the truth about racism. The same implies when Bassanio tells Antonio that he would do anything for him.
Ka’s father believed that it if he lived a good life the past would not affect him and that he could live at peace but that was not the case. Even though he looked different he himself would always know about all the evil actions he had committed. By changing his identity he wanted to give himself and his family a fresh start but there was a bigger fear in that he would get catch that led his wife to decide never to bring him to Mass with her again. The victims of the Dew Breaker were so affected by what had happened to them that they lived in fear that he would find them and even after they had found him, they could not find it in their hearts to hurt him. The Dew Breaker committed evil crimes but at the end, it was himself that caused him pain because he could never redo the
Soeven though Friar Lawrence knew that Juliet wasn’t ready to take thepoison, he still advises her to take it. This contradiction was very importantbecause it lead to the eventual death of Romeo and Juliet. This clearlyshows that Friar Lawrence is hypocritical and offers advice that he does notfollow.Not only does Friar Lawrence offer hypocritical advice to others, buthe even contradicts his own personal ideas and philosophies. Right beforeRomeo comes to the Friar with news of his newfound love for Juliet, FriarLawrence is first seen picking flowers, herbs, and vegetables, while musingto himself. He talks to himself about many things, but the main theme is theduality in any situation, meaning how something bad can so easily be turnedto good, and vice versa.
The poems by Sappho and Aristophanes’ Lysistrata do strongly suggest that men and women live in the same world, however they do not share the same values. In both the poems of Sappho and Lysistrata the men and women are at a crossroads with the Trojan war. The men are glory hungry, and go off often to fight and bring home the spoils of war. And the women are left at home, to continue their day to day lives without their husbands. This leads to feelings of frustration for both sexes.
She would not disappoint her father. Instead she went behind his back, because she would not let her father discover what a big disappointment she really was. She would rather put herself in danger and receive advice and help from a stranger, whom she had sworn not to talk to, than disappoint her father. But why did the father had so high expectations to Pangma-La? The father was so proud of Pangma-La, so he believed that they shared the same ambitions.
Like everyone else, I really don't want any one of my decisions to be wrong. But in reality mistakes are quite inevitable. When I realized that I committed a mistake, I would not dare ignoring it as things would only get worse. However, I usually don't doubt myself immediately. Instead, I would go through the process, thinking about how my decision turned out to be wrong, and try to relive the moment in my head.
This helps to develop the theme of reality versus appearance, which is shown throughout the play. Polonius is teaching Reynaldo how to use words to hide the true meaning behind his questions. He is doing this to ensure that his son maintains a virtuous image, even if he is engaging in fights, attending parties and chasing girls. However, [Polonius] does not wish for Reynaldo to create any scandals of Laertes or make him appear immoral though these inquiries. This is why I believe lines 1-52 should be kept, as they are sufficient to show the audience the theme, and a major plot development.
Should he comply with the patriarchal order, he must either oppose his mother and take the throne, or dishonor his father by accepting his uncle as his mother’s husband. By accepting Patriarchy he must acknowledge that Ophelia can never be his because her father demands it, or accept that Ophelia should not think or feel or do anything for herself. In essence, he can lover her and not be with her or he can hate her and own her. 1.) Welshimer Wagner, Linda.