In Chapter 167, he runs away from home to find his mother in London and that’s where his adventure begins. This is like how the hero sets out to find the princess in a locked castle. In chapter 179, he made a huge sacrifice of leaving his so-called safe zone which was his garden, shed, and the shelf, in order to find his mother in London. To sum it up, Christopher had to live separated from his mother for many years, leave his home, and his so-called comfort zone to find her. Secondly, Christopher faced his supreme ordeal despite the fact he had a mental disorder.
Jay Gatsby went out with this girl named Daisy but after not seeing her for years Jay Gatsby goes crazy trying to make his life perfect for her. Finally, when Jay Gatsby meets Daisy again she is married and has a kid. When Tom Wingfield is young his dad leaves his family putting Tom into the position of being the man of the house. Tom constantly seeks adventure but his sister and mother need him. Tom eventually leaves his house and travels the world getting the adventure he wants but he has to live with the regret of letting his family down for the rest of his life.
Gwen is also in a very irrational nation as she came from a poor and always is stressed. Her bad temper has led her to her own distinctive world. In the play, Away, Gwen is very stereotyping against Tom and had called him ‘Motorbikes, Tattoos, Drinks. A sad dirty life’ .She calls him this because he is from a very country family but Meg only thinks of Tom as a friend and due to Gwen’s negative opinion towards Tom creates a barrier between the mother and daughter. During Act I, Scene 2, Gwen asks for a ‘Bex’ which is a medicine like panadol and the Bex symbolises her domestic world by only more wealthy people are able to use Bex.
However, her college experience is where she first interacts solely with the predominantly American culture. In order to pay for school and get good grades, Sara must ignore everything else, including her family, to work and study. Slowly and painfully, Sara learns to talk, dress and act like her American peers. She leaves college with her teaching degree and a thousand dollars, which she won in an essay contest. Feeling successful, Sara returns home to find her mother fatally ill. After her mother's death, her father remarries only to find his new wife, Mrs. Feinstein, is a gold-digger after his late wife's lodge money.
They want to earn enough money to fulfill their American dream. During the novel, the two friends and their fellow characters face many of the hardships dealt with during the dreadful decade that is the 1930’s. The well-known quote “The best laid schemes o’ mice and men often go astray, and leave us nothing but grief and pain for promised joy” by Robert Burns reflects into the Great Depression as well as Of Mice and Men. It means that no matter how well planned or how motivated the dreamer, it is quite often that the hopeful scheme is devastated. Thus, leaving aforementioned dreamer feeling wayment towards the lost plan.
She became mean too since she was lonely and the men rejected her. Curley’s wife was so lonely that she looked like a desperate, sour woman but when she died “the meanness and the plannings and the discontent and the ache for attention were all gone from her face. She was very pretty and simple, and her face was sweet and young.” (Steinbeck109). Loneliness had affected Curley’s wife so much that the only time she looked happy and in peace when she died. Loneliness had made her so much harm in the way that she was better off dead because she did not have the lonely feeling anymore and she looked like what she was- a young sweet, pretty, simple girl.
Paul wanted his mother love and he set to make her rich while Trevor became destruction to fit in with his peers.Inthe “Rocking Horse winner”, the anxiety of waiting to see what happen, sadly it comes to an end ,Hester’s desire was met, poor Paul died. The mood in both stories is somber. Look at what materialism can
Creon’s Discrimination in Antigone Despite how prejudice and unjust, women have not always been treated fairly. In Antigone, a play by Sophocles, Creon, the king, displays an extremely discriminatory attitude to women and he unfortunately suffers in the end, undergoing a harsh downfall. He disregards the value that women have and shows lots of animosity towards Antigone, not only because of her “criminal” actions in going against his proclamation, but because she is a female. He then becomes impulsive with his decision-making and suffers immensely due to his nebulous view on female equality. Sophocles characterizes Creon as a sexist ruler who has little value for women, which consequently leads to his downfall.
The time comes when she falls in love with this man who is his uncle and thinks he feels that great feeling for him, but after an incident in which he saw the man with the family maid making love becomes disillusioned and spend thousands of thoughts, not very good to say, after that the guy decides to go to another country and comes shortly after news of his death that was very sad news this child couple who had a great conflict with its growth and changes. C. The focus - The central theme is the conflict of a child growth and change. (This conflict is composed of external and internal feelings that occur within it passes through the frame. D. Side issues and feelings 1. Secondary themes and ideas - Homophobia - Domain of women - Sense of inferiority of Puerto Rican - Machismo - Fear of Independence - Puerto Rico is less, E. U is overcome - Difference between men and women - Only the Europeans have culture 2.
Poem Analysis 2 – Modern Love George Meredith’s poem “Modern Love” illustrates the pain of a couple who do not love in poignant diction. The poem starts with an alliteration “he knew she wept with waking eyes” grasping the attention of the reader and also establishing curiosity in the vague yet dark and ominous language. The lines to follow “his hand's light quiver by her head,” suggested that he was trying to comfort the woman he was with. By now readers can infer that the woman is of close relation and his actions suggest a sexual innuendo. However, the poem begins to show objection amongst the female character indicating “strange low sobs that shook their common bed”.