Troy’s best friend, Mr. Bono, knew that he was cheating on his wife Rose. Mr. Bono has known the married couple for many years and didn’t want Troy to mess up his marriage. Mr. Bono gave the advice that he couldn’t have both of them and could end up ruining a very good marriage. Troy then decided to tell Rose about the affair, as well as the baby he was going to have based on his bad judgment. Troy getting another woman besides his wife pregnant, shows how impulsive he is and his lack of good judgement.
She uses it to get what she wants which is why she tricks the reader sto think that she’s still in love with him when in reality it’s he’s money, like how she cried into Gatsby’s beautiful shirts (Fitzgerald 92). Also since Tom is always running off with another girl each night, Daisy may feel alone and in need for attention which is why she keeps sending mixed signals to Jay Gatsby in the novel. Since Daisy never admitted to Tom at the hotel about never loving him, this shows Daisy’s true colors, but Gatsby was already too deep to realize the mistakes he was making. So, that is why Daisy never attended Jay’s funeral because her true colors bursted, was afraid to ruin her reputation, and Gatsby gone means no more
"It makes me sad because I 've never seen such – such beautiful shirts before." (5.118-119) In this case, Daisy realized that with Gatsby being wealthy, she could actually have it all. But she also realized she did chose Tom, and now if she wants to pursuit she would have to get a divorce, a thing which consider the context of time back then was unusual and immoral. Daisy, as a woman, was always under the judgmental eyes of society, and she was never brave enough to break out of it, so she cry when she realized she actually had to make a rough choice between safety and actual happiness. Her choices in the following chapters have proven how insecure Daisy
Named after the protagonist, Euripides play ‘Medea’ brings out the sufferings of a lonely wife, seeking revenge from her husband after he betrays her. To some extent, Medea’s actions towards her husband are reasonable. Despite Medea’s love for her children, she slays them both to return the same feeling of loss towards Jason after he betrays her. Her actions were understandable since Jason only wanted his children for power. However, Medea also ends up proving that her husband was right because her actions were indeed barbarous.
Myrtle thinks the money is aiding her escape from her poor husband and life, but it leads to her death. Gatsby also thinks that money will solve the problem of Daisy not marrying him. His lavish extravagant parties and cars lead to his death because it makes him well known and easy to find. From a young age, Daisy thinks that money is the only way to solve any and all
The daughter who confesses her love for him will get the most land. King Lear believes that his favorite daughter Cordelia will love him the most. Once Cordelia admits that she does not love him as much he thought, King Lear’s ruin begins. Throughout the play King Lear realizes that his daughters are not who he thought they were and he loses all his power as a result of his wrongful thinking. First off, King Lear realizes that Cordelia is not who he thought she was he banishes her because he believes that she is in the wrong for not giving him what he wants to hear.
As a married woman living in a patriarchal society, Harriet thwarts her husband’s dream which is to have a happy perfect family so she feels that she is condemned by everyone even though it is not her fault indeed. After taking Ben back from the institution, she is condemned by people including her husband again for her own decision. Because she decides to take Ben back home, she is considered as a ‘irresponsible’, ‘selfish’ and ‘crazy’ women. All people think that Ben will ruin David and other four children’s life and make
A thorough analysis of The Greats Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald, demonstrate a woman named Daisy is pressured to act according to the current era ethics. Daisy is portrayed as an ideal woman from a quick glance, however she is far from the current norm and she contains flaws that do not come from the mold a woman is expected to be shaped from in the modern era. It becomes conspicuous in a statement from Gatsby that Daisy priorities wealth over love. “’She never loved you, do you hear?’ he cried. ‘She only married you because I was poor and she was tired of waiting for me.” (pg.
Troy lives with his wife, Rose and Son Cory. The little kid who wants to be a player, need some love from Troy and his wife rose is very nice and caring women., but the blackest man doesn’t care about them. In the fences, the speaker describes how troy hurt his wife just because of other women. When in Act two Troy’s friend Bono advise him that don’t ruin your marriage, but he doesn’t understand him. After 18 years of marriage life, he finished everything in a second, love, and respect.
But the idea that marriage is the only career and husband is the only destiny is clearly reflected in the thoughts of Jeeja : Jeeja shuts her up saying that husband is a symbol of social prestige because he “keeps the Kumkum” on her forehead, and “what is a woman without that?” (TLS 53) Mukta Jaya’s neighour, works under financial compulsions as she is a widow caring for her old mother-in-law and teen aged daughter, Neelima. She had to accept the ill-treatment at the hands of her husband, as she could not have a son.