The story does not say why Miss Emily’s father died and it was clear that he had not treated her well and had denied her a relationship with any of the young men. Homer Barron had also denied her a relationship with him, and because of it he lost his life. Homer Barron had even stated to the townspeople that, “He was not a marrying man” (1107). Still, this did not stop Miss Emily and she took an extreme measure to keep him near. Maybe this is why Tobe stuck around and went to the market for her year after year.
Her mother died during the car accident, leaving Sage the only one to survive. By continuing to attend the grief support group for three years shows how she is still stuck in the past. Nonetheless, after listening to the painful history her grandmother has gone through, it changed her way of viewing everything. Despite the pain endured when she was young, she lives a life in which she is proud of. This made Sage understand that the past should not be the reason to live by.
Her elder brother discontinued his studies and works for daily wages. Her elder sister is a higher secondary student. The condition of her family became worse when the doctor diagnosed her mother’s severe paranoid schizophrenia. Challenges Jessymol shares frankly and with so much of grief in heart the humiliation she suffers at the hands of her family members and relatives, especially her maternal grandmother who always curses Jessymol for the sickness of her mother. She cannot bear the
Penelope’s servants also ignore the suitors, as if they were told not to make contact in any way for fear they might do something wrong. The painting sends a message completely opposite from the message sent by the poem, leading on that Penelope doesn’t deserve as much credit as she thinks she
Wuthering Heights expresses key elements of Brontë’s life which have traumatized her. From a young age, Brontë suffered many deaths in her close family. First, her mother passed away when Emily was at a young age. Soon, two of her sisters passed away due to Tuberculosis. At this point, Emily became scared of forging close relationships due to the sufferings she would have to go through when they inevitably died.
Throughout the play, John Proctor had an affair with Abigail Williams who worked for Elizabeth Proctor as a midwife. Proctor fears for his reputation because he doesn 't want his name posted and labeled as an adultery, not only to the town of Salem but also for his sons. In Act IV Proctor states “I have confessed myself! Is there no good penitence but it be public? God does not need my name nailed to the church!
The way that Nora responds to Torvald and his many rules show again Nora’s childish nature. This is evident in how Torvald controls Nora and does not want her to eat macaroons. After realizing that Nora had in fact had some, he questions her to which she responds “No; what makes you think that?” (Ibsen 1361). Nora hides the truth from Torvald as if he is her father and is unable to stand up to him because she fears what may happen to her even though they should be equals. Although it may be frowned upon for the wife to make such decisions in this period, Nora knows that this is no way to live, and instead of making that known she buries the idea.
The message is conveyed through female characters that have felt sorrow and emptiness during and after the war. They have to deal with losing their loved ones, using their bodies as a form of economic support, and being abused by men at war. Regular civilians had to deal with the loss of family members or friends that went to war. Lan had experienced a lot of loss due to the war. Lan told Kien, “‘What a cruel time… and so very long.
She would isolate herself from people. On several occasions she will wake up in middle of the night by nightmares. Insufficient sleep has caused Ms Linda’s health to deteriorate. As a result, she has been absent from work for numerous weeks. This has caused a negative impact on her career.
My sister and I didn’t like being away from our mother, we felt lost and sad. I never thought I would be able to see my mom again, we got to have visits with her but it was so hard to say goodbye. I was only 7 when we left my younger sister was 3. We had to leave at a young age. The most bad or mean thing I have ever done