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Sow bugs also prefer dark, damp, covered places because it keeps them hidden from most of their enemies, according to Pill Bug Biology: A Spider’s Spinach, But a Biologist’s Delight. The overall class observation
“Two Kinds” Essay “Two Kinds” is a story about a girl named Jing-Mei, whose mother wants her to be a prodigy of something to compete with her friend’s daughter. Her mother immigrated to America from China believing “you could be anything you wanted to be in America.” But Jing-Mei’s mother only wanted the best for her. Jing-Mei likes the idea of being a prodigy but she doesn’t want to have to actually do work. I think the theme of this story is: if you let other people control your life, you will lose yourself in the process. I think the quote said by Jing-Mei’s mother ties very well into this theme- “Only two kinds of daughters.
In the beginning of the novel, Pearl always reminds Hester of her sin, even though she does not mean to do so purposely. Every time Hester has a conversation with Pearl, she has to reconsider the life she has chosen for herself, in her solitude, causing her to be tense and often frustrated. The reason being, is Pearl is a curious child and always ask "what does the letter mean, mother? - and why dost thou wear it?" (277).
Fatherless, Elizabeth was free and wild she was “growing like a wild little weed” till age seven or eight where she was sent to her antes for education and to be taught good manners. She learned about sex and boys through Aurelie, her maid. Emma’s dreams as a means to escape her boredom, before and after her marriage to Charles Bovary who fails to recognize her needs as well as her tendency to go astray. Her marriage was a disappointment even before it happened. She would have preferred a midnight wedding with torches, but her father refused.
Her mother leaving affected her life just like the bees. Lily felt, because of her mother no longer being there for her is the reason why her life is miserable. The only difference from the bees and the character is, in the bee community the absence of the queen is what affects them and in the story the absence of Lily’s mother affects her. Something common between the bees and the characters is finding a place to start fresh again. On leaving the old nest, the swarm normally flies only a few meters and settles.
She warns her family that ‘he’s giving us rope so that we’ll hang ourselves.’ Sheila understands that avoiding the truth is useless in the face of his questioning. She knows they cannot avoid being confronted by the awful truth of their responsibility for the death of Eva/Daisy because he knows what it is they have done already. The Inspector has made her aware of herself and her actions and this leaves her wanting to change and help those she can. Eric Eric seems embarrassed and awkward at the begging of the play, with the first mention of him being ‘Eric suddenly guffaws’. This continues with his being unable to explain why he laughed, perhaps indicating nervousness.
In the spirit of the moment, Jo runs out to find a way to contribute. Jo returns home, having earned twenty-five dollars by selling her hair. Pretty Amy is horrified that Jo has lost her “one beauty.” Jo, however, is not sad until late at night, when she cries a little for her lost hair. She does her best to help her family. Jo is a tomboy, which means she prefers to be a boy, instead
For the bee, there exists no caste system. It comes and goes as it pleases. The king however, is held back by his society's ways and thus is jealous of the bee as can be seen when he says “Bee, you touch the quivering corners of her frightened eyes, you hover softly near to whisper secrets in her ear; a hand brushes you away, but you drink her lips' treasure— while the truth we seek defeats us, you are truly blessed.” (Kalidasa 953) for the bee not only gets to be near her, but also is able to feel the caress of her hand even if it may be to simply brush it away. Yet at the same time King Dusyanta admires the bee for its ignorance, citing that the bee is “truly blessed.” (953) The bee is ignorant to the fact that Sakuntala could possibly harm the bee with a mere swipe of her hand. In a way, King Dusyanta is akin to the bee in that his interacting with the women, in particular Sakuntala could spell his downfall, for he believes her to be born from a lower class.
This poem is deeply personal and intense. “Arrival Of The Bee Box” is a poem that encompasses all three adjectives i this question’s assessment. The intensity of the poem is created through her desire to trust the bees but her fear of trusting them. “I am not a caesar.” Plath feels she is inadequate to control the bees, comparing them to a “roman mob” in the extended metaphor. She fears their wrath but, ironically, also wants to set them free – “If I just undid the locks and stood back”.