Guy begins to collect books throughout the novel and keep them in his air vent. There is a mechanical hound, which is a machine which enforces the rules of the society. One lady in the novel burns her own house down and dies with her books. This is an example of how people would rather die with their books than live without them. Mildred, Guy’s wife, doesn’t really care about anything, but her TV room.
Why does he lie to her about Ernest? “Then I started reading this timetable I had in my pocket. Just to stop lying” (pg 58). Mitch Ronzia Chapters 7-10 Annotations Holden is all upset about his fight with Stradlater. He decides to be nice to Ackley, whom he hates, to get his mind off of Stradlater and
He then goes into denial, thinking to himself, “No, I can’t be dying, not from a little street rumble, not from just getting cut. Guys get cut all the time in rumbles. I can’t be dying. No, that’s stupid. That don’t make any sense at all.” Though at this point, Andy realises his death is inevitable.
Multiple times through out the book Johnny admits that he would like to die, and goes on to describe his frustrations about his lack of ability to do so. He feels pointless, worthless, and disgusting, but later in the book he is content on showing the world what war really is; to let every man who was ever drafted and will ever be drafted know what he is really getting in to.
Recognition is when the hero reaches a new level of self-awareness or epiphany, but is too late to change his fate. Before proctor is executed, they allow Elizabeth and John Proctor to speak alone. After they are done speaking with each other, John turns around and yells I want my life. After that Danforth ask him if he had seen anyone with the devil and he said no. When Rebecca shows up, she says, “Oh, John-God send his mercy on you!”(Miller 121).
She tells the orderlies to take Bromden aside and shave him, which he tries to avoid, because he says he hates it (Ch.1, Page.6 “Before anybody can turn and look for me I duck back in the mop closet, jerk the door shut dark after me, hold my breath, Shaving before you get breakfast is the worst time”) . In the second chapter we find out that they had given drugs to Chief Broom. In this chapter however a new patient is introduced to the ward, an Irishman called McMurphy. He is not like the others, and isn't intimidated by the black boys, that impresses the Chief. He introduces himself to the other patients by saying “My name is McMurphy, buddies, R. P. McMurphy, and I’m a gambling fool.” In the third chapter Bromden describes how the day room is split in two between the Acutes and Chronics.
Treatment towards women in the pass had been a nightmare women were expected to be at home and take care of household type things. for example like cooking , taking care of kids , cleaning , washing clothes , etc. this type of treatment is very sexist men looked down on women when it came to being independent and being able to fend for themselves . Reflect with the story A & P by John Updike the girls that went inside the store with their bikini tops, a soon they enter to store some guys look to their and start talking behind and criticize, the manager of the store Lengel chastises the girls for entering the store in bathing suits, citing store policy. This man is sexiest I can tell this because this man talk rudely to the girls sometimes
After this meeting, the usual house seems to be a cold, impervious gloom. Room looks more like a grave, which is not reachable by any sound of a big city. Montag finally sees his wife: "hair burnt by chemicals to a brittle straw, the reddened pouting lips, and her flesh like white bacon” and realizes, that their marriage has turned into an empty fiction. Clarisse’s absurd death aggravates the situation: he rethinks the world in which they live, learns to think, secretly taking books to the house. A new spiritual mentor appears in Guy’s life- Faber, an old-fashioned man, who completes the initiated by Clarisse and opens main character’s eyes, forcing to notice what is going on around them.
He leads them down the hallway to the tomb exhibit, but they get scared and run off, leaving Holden alone in the dark, cramped passage. Holden likes it at first, but then sees another “fuck you” written on the wall. Disgusted, he speculates that when he dies, somebody will probably write the words “fuck you” on his tombstone. He leaves the exhibit to wait for Phoebe. On the way to the bathroom, he passes out, but he downplays the incident.
Hamlet is saying Stop wringing your hands. Sit down and let me wring your heart instead, which he will do if it's still soft enough, because of the evil lifestyle that she has been living F.I would like to discuss the relationship between Hamlet and his mother Gertrude when he goes into her room to talk to her as she requested. Since the death of his father, Hamlet has hated his mother and is extremely disappointed in the way that she re-married to Claudius. It infuriates Hamlet how she knows what