Then her father takes the money she needs to use to get a real abortion in order to buy himself a new set of teeth. The town doctor explains that Cash’s leg was hopelessly destroyed by the cement cast, which his father did by the way... Vardaman realizes he’s poor because he can’t have toys like the other kids. Darl is shipped off to an insane asylum when he is suspected of the burning of the Gillespie farm. Anse borrows shovels to bury Addie’s body and flirts
They leave a keep riding then Blevins’s fells off his horse. Rawlins asked him “boy can you ride?” Blevins says “I was riding when I fell off”. A thunder storm blows up; Blevins’s plans on trying to out run the storm because of his fear of lighting. The next day they find Blevins and all he has left his is boot. They start riding again, now Blevins is riding on the back of John Grady’s horse.
John Grady rides with his father for the last time, makes peace with an ex girlfriend, and then rides away from San Angelo to Mexico with his friend. After being on the road for several days, John Grady and Rawlins realize that someone is following them. The follower turns out to be a boy who calls himself Jimmy Blevins and rides a very valuable horse. Rawlins and John Grady question him and the boy claims that he is not being followed and not riding a stolen horse. John Grady and Rawlins have a bad feeling about the boy and tell Blevins not to follow them.
Her death prompted him to get serious about the things that were wrong with his world, for him to go ahead and steal books from the fires, and read them openly. He went as far as to get into contact an old professor, and learn from him what actions he should take to stop all of this madness. Montag eventually loses it, and reads aloud to Mildred’s friends in an attempt to make them realize their unhappiness, and try to have an impact on them like Clarisse had on him. In the end, an alarm is called on Montag’s house to burn the books he stole. “Well,” said Beatty, “now you did it.
Summary Part I: Duke Theseus returns from overthrowing Scythia with his new wife, Hippolyta, and her sister, Emilie. Outside Athens, he meets a band of weeping women and learns that the tyrant Creon has murdered their husbands and dishonors the dead by leaving them unburied. Incensed, Theseus quickly overthrows Creon and restores the Theban dead to the women for ceremonial burying. After the destruction of Creon's forces, booty hunters find two young knights (Palamon and Arcite) who are not quite dead. Theseus decides against executing the knights and instead imprisons them with no hope of ransom.
Esteban furiously goes after his daughter and brutally whips her. When Clara expresses horror at his actions, Esteban slaps her, knocking out her front teeth. Clara decides to never speak to him again, reclaims her maiden name and moves out of Tres Marías and back to the city, taking Blanca with her. Esteban, furious and lonely, blames Pedro Tercero for the whole matter; putting a price on the boy's head with the local corrupt police. At this point, Pedro Segundo deserts Esteban, telling him he does not want to be around when Trueba inevitably catches his son.
He starts going off and acting weird. Lady Macbeth tries to tell the guest he gets like this. This outburst made everyone uncomfortable. Act IV: Macbeth has Macduff’s family murdered, while Macduff is still in England. In England Macduff is trying to get Malcolm to come back and get his spot back as King.
I herded sheep with him’” (44). The death of Candy’s dog serves not only as another tragedy in the already depressing life of the old man, but also as a reminder that his time is almost up just like his friend. When Carlson takes the mutt out back to be shot in the head, Candy begins to realize that he too will soon outlive his usefulness and be fired from his workplace. As an old man with only one hand and a limited number of days, finding work would seem like an impossible challenge. So when the opportunity to own a piece of land with Lennie and George comes up, Candy is thrilled.
Another way Odysseus shows his Arete is when he returns home. Any other man would of stormed in mad as anything and tried to take all the suitors which would of lead to his death. Odysseus takes another route. He pretends to be an old beggar, “Soon after, Odysseus came in looking like an old, broken-down beggar, leaning on a staff and dressed in miserable rags.”(379) As he pretends to be this beggar, he comes up with a way for him, his son and the swineherd to defeat the suitors. It says this in the book, “So Odysseus was left alone in the hall, planning death for the suitors with Athena's aid.”
When is loses its power, chaos occurs. For example when Jack states, “And the conch doesn’t count at this end of the island−” (Golding, 166). They have an argument and begin a chant. Jack leads the chant and Simon crawls out of the forest to be brutally murdered by the boys. This shows that when a once huge symbolism of power loses its significance, mayhem takes place.