Everything was dark. There was no sun, no moon, no people, no plants. There was only the sea everywhere. In the sea was the Mother. She was water and water was everywhere.
In Cold Blood Poot Analisis The rising action of the story is were the Clutter family is found dead by some of Nancy's friends. They were all found tied up ,gaged and shot all except Mr. Clutter who had his nheck slit. The police were called into investagate the muder and dective Agent Dewy is on the case to find out who muderd the Clutter family. A few day after the muderd there was a viewing and funeral percession for the Clutters. Bobby (Nancy's boyfriend) was especail shaken up and said he would never love another woman ever agian.
The Transformation of Hamlet In Hamlet, the protagonist Hamlet faced many dilemmas that led to his transformation throughout the play. The people around him and the ghost of his father dramatically affect him. Seeing his father’s ghost had changed his fate and the person he had become. The path he chose after his encounter with his father’s ghost led to his death. In the beginning of the story, Hamlet’s character was struggling with the sudden marriage of his mother, Gertrude, to his uncle, Claudius, a month after his father is death.
When Jocasta was married to Laius and pregnant with Oedipus, she received a prophecy from the oracle in Delphi. The oracle stated that, “…Laius’ doom would be death at the hands of his own son.” (Sophocles 228). The quote explains that their unborn child will grow up to murder her husband, the child’s father. By telling Jocasta this she becomes frightened for the safety of her husband, and they decide that the only way to solve the problem is to kill the baby when it is born. When Oedipus is born, he is taken out of the country, to a deserted mountain side.
In J.D. Salinger’s novel The Catcher in the Rye, the main character, Holden Caulfield, has difficulties coming to terms with his past, which in turn has a negative effect on all present situations. The tragedy of his brother’s death has left Holden empty. It is possible that Holden holds himself partially responsible for Allie’s death and now holds himself back from what his younger brother can no longer do such as mature, excel academically or form relationships. Because of past traumatic events, Holden forces himself into isolation out of his own fear and unknowing.
However, a tragic hero is a character who experiences conflict and suffers greatly as result of his/her choices. Despaired through the death of his father and his mother’s marriage to his uncle Hamlet then begins to possess feelings of grief, anger and frustration. With these flaws weighing on his conscience it contributes to the making of a tragic hero. This is due to the forced objective of avenging his father’s murder and his mother’s incestuous marriage, Hamlet’s lack of being able to dictate his own choices and his cowardly sense of committing suicide to avoid the suffering. Hamlets anger, which stems from his mother marrying Claudius, bears him serious thoughts of suicide.
Laertes wants to avenge the death of his father by killing Hamlet. The royal family is chaotic and disrupted. The final scene of Laertes and Hamlet's fight, and then finally the death of most characters, this is a scene of Chaos. Then compare this to One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. In almost every sense, everything is ordered.
Session 1: My first session with Hamlet was a troubling one; he came to me with many concerns. Just two months ago, his father died. Now, his mother, Gertrude, is remarrying to his uncle, Claudius. When asked how he feels about the marriage of his mother and uncle, and how he is dealing with the grief from the loss of his father, Hamlet responded with, “Not so… I am i’ the sun.” (1.2.71) His sarcastic remark denotes feelings of betrayal by his mother and uncle who are so readily able to replace his father. This remark also implies that that he is still mourning the loss of his father and is not yet ready to move on.
Firstly, in her article, Knight uses four examples of fathers murdering their children over arguments with their (ex-)wives or other factors concerning their relationship with the mother of his children. She uses a research of the NSPCC which shows that a father kills a family member every week in the UK. What Knight does not point out, is that there are many mothers that have committed the same crime. She deliberately left out research about mothers killing their children. However, in a letter to the Sunday Times, The National Society for the Protection of Children wrote that “national crime statistics show that “killings of children by a natural parent are committed in almost equal proportions by mothers (47%) and fathers (53%).” Also, Knight leaves out examples of mothers killing their children out of anger towards their (ex-)husband, For example, in November 2012 a mother from Illinois has stabbed her son, a girl she was babysitting and two dogs to death over an argument with her husband.
Hamlet was already greatly affected by his father's death and was in deep mourning. After the ghost came into contact with Hamlet, he embodied anger and found a deep addiction to revenge. The ghost of Hamlet's father revealed something to the young Hamlet about how the ghost, Hamlet's father, had died. From there, it set the course for the rest of the play. The ghost informed Hamlet that he had been killed by Sir King Claudius and that Claudius was, in fact, Hamlet's uncle.