In the article Brent talks about different times and situations he observes, in Brooklyn the women try not to look as obvious that they were scared or nervous about the situation they were in when he would walk by and as for women in Chicago when the women felt threatened they instantly ran. It’s obvious that Brent wasn’t used to these types of situations, “I grew up one of the good boys, had perhaps a half dozen first fist fights,” (staples 1) So when he encountered these times in life it was a sort of realization.
Lola as a Female Flaneur Anke Gleber describes the flaneur as both defining and defined by their perception of the outside (Gleber 67). Being a flaneur is about being a spectator, observing the city by moving freely through it, experiencing the sounds and sudden movements of urbanity. Traditionally, the flaneur has been seen as a male figure; thus, acquiring these characteristics can be a problem for the aspiring female flaneur. The public may feel it’s not appropriate for a woman to be a flaneur and dismiss her attempts to be one, even failing to acknowledge it at all. I posit that in “Run Lola Run” Lola retains some attributes of flanerie, but that her movement through Berlin and the attitudes of fellow city dwellers don’t allow her to fully reach flaneur status.
Clarisse is classified as an odd person, who loves to talk to Montag, and ask him questions about himself. She loves to talk about her uncle who remembers the past and has a sharp intellect. She is also very perceptive, "I like to watch people. Sometimes I ride the subway all day and look at them and listen to them, I just want to figure out who they are and what they want and where they're going. Sometimes I even go to the Fun Parks and ride in the jet cats when they race on the edge of town at midnight and the police don’t care as long as they’re insured.
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Because of this certain people stay away during the dark hours such as the members of The Municipal Club because they are afraid and they think it is just waiting to explode (Making Social Lives On City Road, 2009, Scene 5), despite assurances from the Police that City Road is not a bad area and as long as you apply common sense you could walk the streets 24 hours a day (Making Social Lives On City Road, 2009, Scene 6). When there is crime is usually centered around people fighting in takeaways, Despite the fact that crime is low, older people have the preconception that the this is a place to avoid and therefore this essentially means that the street is only really accessible to the students and drinkers who are partaking in the activities which City Road has to offer in the evening. The evening also offers another inequality, with certain people being allowed entry to certain venues at the say so of people who are there to essentially make a decision on social order, the bouncers choose if they think people are going to cause trouble or even dampen the image of a particular establishment. An example of this would be a homeless man who would probably be
Coyote should of listen to Buffalo. He shouldn’t have been greedy with the cow. Buffalo specifically told Coyote “never kill the cow, just slice of a piece of fat and rub some ashes on it and it will heal”. Coyote had trust some old lady and lost everything. He tried to go back and get another cow from Buffalo and couldn’t.
Just prepared. North America is home to three species of bears. But because most of us aren’t likely to head out for a day hike in the Arctic, I’ll skip polar bears and focus instead on grizzlies (also known as brown bears) and black bears. • Grizzly Bears Range: Grizzlies have been eliminated from 98 percent of their native range in the American West and the Great Plains, according to the environmental organization Defenders of Wildlife. They’re now found from Alaska (the population
‘she shut out’, ‘she rose’). The end is still set at night which means that all this has appeared to have in a relatively short space of time, Porphyria and her Lover are also still indoors after the murder (In the ‘warm, happy’ setting) as opposed to the expectation that after such a horrific crime as the murder (of Porphyria) the setting and mood would go back to the outside (back to the cold and dismal beginning). It is somehow disconcerting that the ghastly deed (murder) was done in the ‘warm’ supposedly ‘safe’ indoors (the way the crime was understated, use of Lito Tes). The Lover also feels justified in his actions (‘laughed the blue eyes without a stain’) and leads us to question his mental state, according to Porphyria’s Lover, Porphyria loved him and they are now ‘united’ (however we don’t know Porphyria’s view on it and there could be narrator bias). There is a lack of closure in the poem and a
We do not expect the women Kemp describes to survive the tortures of the gang, for example having to either be beaten up or continuously raped for the rest of their life, but there’s an argument that assumes they are already surviving. The fact that they are going through this pain shows their means of survival in their culture, but it contradictory to this, perhaps the women have a lack of survival for not taking action against the pain inflicted on them by the gang. Following this, the use of the third person singular ‘she’ and third person singular possessive, ‘her’ imply an inferiority with
She no longer secluded herself in the library as often and would even smile when people spoke to her but still did not speak often. At night she continued to leave the safety of her room and find the path, each time going a bit further and marking her progress with magnolia petals. It was her way of measuring how much progress she made against her fears. A couple of weeks later, Celestia came to the path and discovered that the abbey was not as secluded as she originally thought. She had arrived at a peaceful town.