Curley does not want her to talk to any of the guys working on the farm. When she was talking to Lenny before she died, all she wanted to do was talk to someone and be acknowledged Chapter 6 16. George at the end of the book tries to calm Lennie down by making him think of their dream of owning a farm and having animals and being able to live by themself and do things by themself. George is probably trying to make sure that Lennie last thought is a good one. 17.
I did not mean to eat the men that were assaulting me. However, I was just trying to defend myself so that I may no longer see or feel the sharp objects. I did not know any other way to react to this, for this hostility was new to me. After a while, no one else came so I decided to head home and inform my mother of what had happened. As I recalled my journey to Herot, my mother told me that the reason these humans showed hostility towards me is because humans and monsters were not meant to be friends.
Animals are pets, either household or wildlife, and either way they should not be physically or verbally abused. Leaving animals unattended for long periods of time can lead to major problems. Neglect, uncared for, and unhealthy environment are all ways of abuse. Starvation, yelling and beating are physical and verbal abuse. Most animals get spayed or neutered to prevent the animals from breeding with one another.
But at the same time we should take the time to learn to understand the different cultures of other countries. What is considered a delicacy in some countries is frowned upon by others. No one’s way of life is right or wrong. Everyone has different perspectives on life based on how they were brought up. I personally would never even think about eating ants, dogs, cats and especially not raw monkey brains.
When Ama realizes what she has done when she kills the panther, she feels much remorse but there is one thing that she would never be able to tell - that the panther was actually very ill. She tells Omishto that she must not tell anyone about the panther because at first she is unsure what to think about what she has done. Ama trusts her not to tell anyone and Omishto agrees, "And again she makes me promise not to say what the cat looked like, that it was sick and starving" (74). In western culture, stating this simple fact would have got her out of any trouble she would be in, yet she doesn't say anything because she knows it would crush the Taiga people's hearts to know that their symbol of strength was slowly dying. In western culture, it would be pressured to tell the truth no matter what, and they are now pressuring indigenous people to do the same, tearing apart their
I for one, never change the channel and I make sure to watch. I believe it is important to inform ourselves on the cruelty and neglect that our animals go through on a day to day basis. The first step to change is to be informed that there is a problem. Animal abuse/ and or neglect happens on a day to day basis, and yet we as humans have not done everything we can to end these horrendous acts.
Every time Mcmurphy asks if they could go on a field trip she would tell him that she must get permission from the doctor,and the patients on the ward. She made it impossible for McMurphy, and the other patients to do what they want. McMurphy asks her nicely if she could turn the volume of the music down, she told him that the older patients have nothing but the music. She does not care about the older patients she just wants to make everyone's life miserable. If she found out that any of the patients like something she would make sure it was removed, and if they hate it, she would have more of it.
I told her I couldn’t clock her in because of a few reasons. I wouldn’t be doing a moral action and I would be endangering the whole company by losing money. Also the other workers would be at risk and most of all, I would be demeaning myself. I had a mother and animals to take care of as well as myself and there was no way I was going to take a chance of losing my job over someone else’s problems. Clocking my friend in without her being there is very much the same thing as stealing from the business and it would have been extremely morally wrong.
She again uses an analogy to make her point. Say you are on the brink of death and your only savior is Henry Fonda and the touch of his hands upon your head. There are no rights involved with Henry Fonda touching your head. You have no right to be giving Henry Fonda’s touch, just as the violinist has no right to keep you strapped next to him for any period of time. The Fonda scenario also helps the people-seed argument by saying that the seeds have no right to your home, you tried to prevent them from taking root there.
There are running themes throughout the movie which expose Salem’s fundamental weaknesses, the first being intolerance. This meant that there was no room for deviating from social norms; subsequently these suppressed girls felt they needed to release their frustration through dancing wildly in the woods. The first scene was quite shocking, it could be perceived as an outburst. However, the Puritans could not simply brush this aside as an outburst or as child’s play because that would reflect badly upon their parenting methods and their society as a whole. At one point, Governor Danforth proclaims, "But you must understand, sir, that a person is either with this court or he must be counted against it, there be no road between.