Poor Curley’s wife! Curley’s wife is a victim. She is a victim because she suffered through a lot when she was young or before she was married and also after her marriage.In this scene Curleys wife was flirting with lennie and she said “I get Lonely. You can talk to people but I can’t talk to nobody but Curley. Else he gets mad.
The relationship between Oluremi Faust, also known as Mimi and the infamous Stevie J is one that has been on the rocks sense the first season. With Stevie J’s continuous infidelity and the lack of support that Stevie j gives Mimi with the up bring of their daughter, it shows society how the African American father is not around and is usually a “rolling stone” for lack of better words. Mimi is constantly at ends with Stevie J and his mistress in an emotional war that often takes her away from being a unstable parent. The show also portrays her as a dependent of Stevie J but Mimi is actually an entrepreneur. This side of her is often lost in the drama of her love life.
He had beeen a consumer at the court club. He was a violent alchaholic, jealous and possesive, and the marridge deterioated rappidly because he was cobvinced she was having an affair. Ruth left him several times but always returned. In 1951, while 4 months pregnant, Ruth appeared, uncredited, as a beauty queen in the rank film lady godiva rides again. She subsequently gave birth to a daughter Georgina, but George refused to acknowledge parenity and they seperated shortly afterwards.
She loses her reputation as the loyal wife when she is accused of being a 2 prostitute, when she was actually raped by Wu Tsing. She also loses her status of being the first wife of him. Because of this, An-mei’s mother was banned from her family’s house forever. “Your mother went to live in Tientsin, to hide her shame with Wu Tsing’s wealth. And three years later, she gave birth to a son, which Second Wife claimed as her own” (Tan 237).
This lead his wife to become depressed and overwhelmed and she committed suicide, but before she died the doctors managed to save her baby who was named Mandy (Hit Girl). Mandy is raised by a good family friend and cop named Marcus. While Big Daddy is in jail he vows to avenge his wife’s death and kill the man who put him in jail. But he cannot do it alone, and this is where Hit Girl comes in. They train together and become vigilante assassins.
She has had one child and is pregnant with her second child by her father; that is considered incest. Her mother on the other hand let the sexual abuse from her father go on. Her mother abuses her physically and psychologically. Precious coping skills with all three abuses are escaping a fantasy of imagination in her mind. She dreams of being a famous, a star that everyone worships and treats with respect.
Symbolism in The Scarlet Letter The Scarlet Letter is one of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s famous works. It is about the complex struggle among Hester Prynne (a condemned adulteress), Arthur Dimmesdale ( one of the community’s ministers) ,Roger Chillingworth ( Hester’s estranged husband) and Pearl ( Hester’s daughter). The story begins with the public punishment of the young woman Hester Prynne in mid-17th century Boston. She is forced to wear a scarlet letter “A” over her breast, so that everyone can know about her adultery- she becomes pregnant during her husband’s long absence. No matter how the public despise and exclude her, Hester is always refusing to reveal the name of Pearl’s father and keep doing good things for the pubic and finally win respect from others.
In The Bluest Eyes by Toni Morrison shows how Pecola, a poor black girl who believes she is ugly because she and her community base their ideals of beauty on "whiteness" giving up and not trying hard for her wish of the bluest eyes. Love is as good as you make it. The quote that relates to this is “Love is never any better than the lover. Wicked people love wickedly, violent people love violently, weak people love weakly, and stupid people love stupidly” (Pg.47, Morrison). This quote is significant because Cholly Pocola’s abusive father, an alcoholic man who rapes his daughter at the end of the novel which is the climax of the book.
The protagonist, Hester Prynne, decided to pursue a forbidden courtship, committing adultery and ultimately having a child out of wedlock with the once esteemed Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale. The community leader requires Hester to wear the Scarlett Letter “A” to remind her of the sin she had committed. Pearl, Hester Prynne’s daughter, realized the turpitude that her mother committed. Again, while a parent is generally someone who a child admires and respects, Pearl learns immensely her mother’s flaws. In fact, it is Pearl who provides the harshest and most penetrating judgment of her mother.
For example, Ted Bundy chose many of his victims based on their resemblance to his former girlfriend who broke an engagement she had with Bundy (Fido M. 300). Another example is Jerome Henry Brudos who never felt accepted by his mother (Hale 39). This caused a feeling of humiliation and rejection for him, leading him to murder many women to transfer his hatred. Similarly, Hale describes how Richard Biegenwald murdered many men and women due to humiliation from his alcoholic father who had no interest in his wife and his son Richard (40). Lastly Robert Hansen, described as a skinny pimply-faced social reject, murdered many women due to his continual rejection in adolescence (Hale