Incredibly he has to fill these shoes of glory and honor which makes his goal a very challenging one. He still lives in his boyish phase in which he is questioning his next actions and whether or not his father is actually dead. However, Athena visits and speaks to him about the possibility of his father’s survival, and gives him guidance to his next move. From this action I can conclude that Telemachus still needs much advice on how to become a leader. What stands out as well is his position against his mother’s resentment of the bard’s song which entails of the heroes who fought in the battle of Troy.
A friend of mine reminds me of Tom because she always puts other things before her family. I can relate to Tom's character at the end of the story because I see the value in putting family first. In the beginning of the story, Tom is shown as a man who would rather work than spend quality time with his wife. “Got to get this done though” (111), is Tom’s response to his wife when she asks him to go to the movies with her. This shows how selfish Tom is because he decides to spend time working on research for a promotion rather than spending quality time with his wife.
He is a catalyst that brings the couple’s problems to the surface. Yet, the narrator has to blame someone for his marital problems, so who better than a blind man. He does not realize that his problems were already there before Robert’s visit. A married couple needs healthy outside friendships. However, a successful relationship does hinge upon the ability to agree on expectations and boundaries in those friendships.
Overwhelmed by vulnerability, “[Ethan] saw her [Zeena] preparing to go away”. In contemplation of this abandonment, he almost instinctively “was seized with an unreasoning dread of being left alone” (Wharton 70). This fear of lonesomeness filters into every aspect of Ethan's life, altering each area drastically. Furthermore, Ethan, despite his apparent hatred for his wife, relies on her companionship to function. On the oppose side of the marital spectrum, Zeena regularly professes her hypochondria to her husband.
He would like to settle for less and do something he enjoys. However, his father refuses to believe that his child was born to work on a ranch. Anyone would want the most for their kid. Most of the time, this happiness from parents is provided by the fact that their child is thoroughly financially secure and maintains a white collar career. This problem is still very apparent today.
March 9, 2011 Monsoon Wedding Movie #1 integral of english and indian language shows how the culture was intermixed with these two languages; shows how colonialism left its mark on this country and culture judges english media of sex and how it is disdainful in the Indian women eyes and the culture itself see settling down and marriage as the ultimate goal for all ladies mother smokes cigarettes in secret and hides the smell in fear of her daughters or husband (master) knowing, in fear of what? Daughter can only get married in order meaning the eldest needs to marry first before the second can and so forth preparation for wedding is big, however, father and family decorates or is in charge of heading the wedding or instructing it, even acquiring a father. An indian relative that was raised in the states comes for the wedding, with a tattoo, shows a contrast of the women and the way their raised, such as heritage and cultures and respect to morals and way of thinking (ideologies of what is right) relatives bring food and clothes, family are all closely knitted. Very loud and boisterous, but are harmonious and united. Must respect the eldest person in the household must marry in a hurry to reproduce and create a child, a prize notion in the eyes of the grandmother she prays for a grandson to God.
This is evident in the disastrous wedding scene between Hero and Claudio. When Claudio accuses Hero of being disgrace to her family, he is believed. Hero denies Claudio’s claims that she was flirting with another man at her window, but Don Pedro says he definitely saw her too. Hero was found “guilty” because the men said she was (4.1.30-110). She was not declared innocent until Benedick and the friar discover what happened and told everyone (4.1.186-255 and 4.2.50).
Since she is a perfectionist, when she comes to live with Stella and Stanley, she tries to change their ways of living by decorating the place and performing other modifications to the lifestyles of the married couple. This sets off a negative attitude in Stanley since he can not live the way he lived before Blanche appeared in their life. Now that she is here, he can not fulfill his desires, which mostly have to do with sex. Stanley's biggest flaw is his character. He is a domineering and possessive husband who has an abundance of pride.
Darl nitpicks at the fact that Anse is not Jewel’s true father to certainly try and make him feel inferior. “It’s not your horse that’s dead Jewel…”(94). This shows that as Jewel is trying valiantly to get his deceased mother to Jefferson, Darl is overtaken with a feeling of Jealousy. Darl simply becomes occupied
Pilgrim has a hard time adjusting after he gets home from the war. He marries for comfort and security, with no true feelings of love. He follows in his father-in-laws footsteps as an optometrist because the road to success in that field was paved with ease for him. His father-in-law put in most of the effort for him to be successful. Billy Pilgrim is traumatized, stressed and seems to be a very pathetic individual.