Her mistake, in my opinion, was that she clearly be underestimated how strongly Walter has recoiled from her. She knew he was overwrought with the guilt of helping her kill Lola’s father. After shooting Phyllis
Though the information given to him about her smarts, Holmes believes he will be the man to retrieve the photo. He ignores all the warning about the her cleverness and attempts to outwit her based on his general knowledge based on observations of women. He plays on her feminie sympathies by getting beat up in front of her home (Doyle 15). She falls for it and takes him in. With Watsons help they create an illusion of fire in her home, because according to Holmes, she’s like all women will instinctnatively grab the item she values most.
Miss Strangeworth tries to wear an innocent mask, but actually she is cruel. Jackson uses symbolism to support the theme of “The Possibility of Evil” by naming the main character Miss Strangeworth. The name Strangeworth demonstrates that the character is unordinary. Miss Strangeworth is different from everyone else because she writes cruel letters that are based on gossip, not facts. For example she writes, “HAVE TOU FOUND OUT YET WHAT THEY WERE ALL LAUGHING ABOUT AFTER YOU LEFT THE BRIDGE CLUB ON THURSDAY?
Jason betrays her when he decides to remarry to the princess of Corinth, so Medea conspires to kill the princess and her father for letting it happen. She ends up doing exactly what she planned and getting away with it. In this play, Medea would represent evil and the people that she wants to kill represent goodness. As portrayed in the quote, goodness is defeated. In the novel 1984 by George Orwell, Winston is the protagonist that unwillingly works for a minor part of the government called The Party.
Towards the ending the town finds out about her malicious side and destroys her roses, her number one prized possession, for revenge. The larger idea portrayed in the short story is how the way we see things are different from how things really are, in reality. In the story, Miss Strangeworth appears to be a polite and caring person. As the story progresses, it is revealed that in reality, Miss Strangeworth is an evil old lady who bullies her town and spreads rumors with anonymous letters. Appearance is the way something or someone is shown.
Lauren Clinton (Janice) played her role as the bully. She made you hate her at the beginning and later she was able to convince us that she had changed. I really enjoyed watching this movie because it was very convincing that this magical place did really exist. I remained intrigue during the whole movie. A great scene was when they discovered the crashed car.
The negative consequences of this choice are drastic. Mrs. Price and her family are brought down to a detestable rank in society, while Fanny’s childhood is almost forfeit as she is stripped of her parents and sent to live with her rich aunt. The only positive result of this is the relationship, and eventually happy marriage, that develops between Fanny and Edmund, but that does not happen until the very end of the book. The book makes it very clear that Miss Frances’ decision to marry this man was made strictly out of love, which is indeed the emotional influence. There is also a drastic correlation between reason/logic and modern society at
Chicago does an outstanding job in showing off the corruption in the United States. The lack of morality can be seen through the characters. To start off, Roxie is a self-centered girl who believes that with a few well-placed lies, she can get away with murder, leave her husband and eventually gain stardom. Her corrupted lawyer, Billy, is also willing to help her with her schemes as long as she’s willing to pay the right price. In Billy’s eyes, money can buy and easily replace the truth.
Also, growing up in a world where a tiny bit of prosperity can make a person go crazy has made Iago very selfish and cares about no one but himself. For example, his loving wife who serves him well, and who has contributed in the most important part of his plan, is killed by him because he does not want his plot to leak out. The opinions he expresses shows he think women are trash, and are nothing but “slaves”. Humans don’t usually think this way unless they grew up in a place where woman are only competitions who might steal their food, money, or even life. There women have to be eliminated
She solved the problems that burgomaster gave her, as well as made a game of her marriage with the burgomaster. Finally she outwitted her husband and her husband always consulted her whenever a very difficult case came up. As a woman lived in those times, she conciliated respect with her cleverness. Raimunda is very kind and tolerant. She hated her mother since she thought her mother should respond on that event that her father raped her.