The last reason would be that that with this choice more people would rather stay sober while behind the wheel rather than let everyone know about it. The first reason I think that drivers who have had a DWI should be acquired a specialized plate is that so people who are safe drivers, be aware of does who chose to drink and drive. Drunk drivers that have done it one, have a high chance of doing it again. For example when you are driving and you pass by another vehicle that has license plates that show you that the person had received a DWI, you would probably keep a distance because you don’t what to take any risks. Another reason I think that drivers who have had a DWI must be acquired a specialized plate is that there would not be as many wrecks as before.
Hilliard is presented to us as a typically strong character, restrained not only by the upper-middle class community he grew up in but also by himself. His emotions are it seems, perpetually suppressed, as expected of a middle class gentleman of the time. We see in Part 1, his past embarrassment at the extravagant dresses and hats of his mother as she walked through the village when he was a child, now he appreciates this, admiring her beauty “his mother looked beautiful”. On leave we see Hilliard is irritated at the general public for, it seems the duration of part one, at their ignorance of ‘the truth’ of war. We see, a great deal of resentment towards the arrogance with which the public treat the conflict, displayed in “where old men aired their military opinions […] and agreed about politics”, This is exemplified by Hilliard’s own father and perhaps more pertinently the Old Major, who irritates Hilliard with his fervent talk about his time “in the cavalry”.
Taylor McCoy Great Gatsby Writing Assignment English III 1/23/09 The home is often based off our financial status and usually shows our lifestyle and personality. The home shows many people these things about us and this factor is true to anyone who allows people into their home. In our case though the homes of three men by the names of Gatsby, Tom and Nick are vividly portrayed in the book "The Great Gatsby", and are given detailed personalities based off their house and social position. However their houses also show their somewhat questionable lifestyle that many see as either strange or reckless. We start off with Gatsby who at first is given next to no description but later is described as a very wealthy man who inherited
I believe that The Great Gatsby was the most influential of the two books that we were to read. My reasoning behind this is simple: both the future and the past cannot be changed, but at least from the past, lessons can be learned. Although the future that Anthem lays on the table is intriguing, the way that F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel weaves together the perks and flaws of human nature as it correlates to the turbulent 1920s in America, is fantastic. The main characters of The Great Gatsby are interesting and complex. First, there is Nick Carraway, who is both involved in and narrates the story.
Readers are often angered by the ending of 1984 because of Winston’s betrayal of his previous life for the acceptance of the party. This is a semi-appropriate ending because of the impossibility of going against the party because of their total control of all people’s lives through the use of fear, which had not been accomplished by any authoritarian regime before the rise of the party. The novel’s ending was semi-appropriate because it stresses a society where all people are equal, but on the contrary makes it so that people must give up all of their freedoms and have all of their aspects of life controlled to conform to the standards of the society. The party controls people’s lives off of three founding philosophies “war is peace, freedom is slavery, and ignorance is strength. (Orwell 26) War is peace refers to the fact that if the party always frames another enemy to direct all hate towards.
“If they could stop me loving you, that would be the real betrayal.” To what extent is the realm of human relationships important in 1984 society? Basic question -> to what extent are human relationships important in 1984 In nineteen eighty-four written by George Orwell, we are introduced to a totalitarian society ruled by a figure head leader called Big Brother. The poor “dingy” “cabbage smelling” living conditions and lack of privacy through telescreens and spies makes it incredibly hard for one to “stay human” and be able to think clearly, but the real corruptness in this civilization is that the people are living in a society without love and relationships. Big Brother is the leader of the 1984 society in London, the inner party are the ones with control and seise eliminate any passion or love towards any one other then Big Brother their “loving leader”. Without real love people turn their focuses on to other interests , they feel neglected and need another outlet to focus built up energy.
Those encouragements from the family made him study hard, because he didn’t want to bring shame to his family. He was the only one that attends high school; he’s their only hope to succeed. “They all wore mixed expressions of reproach and criticism, along with a touch of encouragement and even hope; the whole spectrum. I loved my family,”(“China’s Son” 131), the quote show even in Chen Da’s darkest time in his education, his family didn’t blame him for anything and still believe in him. After this, the attitude he had was changed, and he wanted to pay his family back with good grades.
He is still left unfulfilled, his money unable to substantiate his love for Daisy. She still went off with Tom and Gatsby is left there, his whole effort in vain. So it is clear through Gatsby’s plight, that money does not make a difference and is ultimately inconsequential in the value of one’s life. The irony in Owl-Eyes’ comment after Gatsby’s funeral, calling Gatsby “’the poor old son-of-a-bitch’”(175) illustrates this a little further. Gatsby tries all of his
This is just another example of how the NE see’s a “stars” status as something they can tear down and say whatever they want about it just because they feel like they have no moral code when it comes to the upper class. In one article about Jen Garner and Ben Affleck the writer makes the comment that Jen Garner is using friends to spy on Ben Affleck to make sure that he’s staying faithful (George). Now comments like this can cause all kinds of problems and distrust in a relationship. NE is promoting that the relationships of the “stars” isn’t real and can be messed with as they see fit. This is just one of many poor social values that the magazine
Mr Birling is a very selfish man who ‘has to make his way’ and doesn’t think of anyone but himself and his family; he thinks the community is stupid. He likes to make predictions on future- the unsinkability of the titanic, the impossibility of the war and the promises of technology. Sheila is presented as a very pretty and a quite honest character. She is engaged to Gerald Croft and they have just had their engagement party. When the inspector tells Sheila about Eva Smith she showed a lot of emotion and felt that she had to tell the inspector everything that happened.