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. He gets so mad at her and can not bear to see her anymore. King Lear preaches, “I loved her most and thought to see my rest on her kind nursery / hence and avoid my sight, so be my grave my pence as her I gave her fathers hence from here” (1.1). With the use of “I loved her most”, Shakespeare reinforces that Lear does not know what his daughter truly thinks of him because he is blinded by the bias he shows Cordelia. King Lear gets
She married the wrong man” (Roy 38). This society's inability to forgive Ammu for her one error leads her to believe life ceased. Ammu wishes to restart in order to feel satisfied when in reality her family needs to renew their static ideology. Life is meant to give multiple chances because people learn from mistakes and improve their future choices. Ammu has no room to experiment and realize right from wrong, or in other words, live.
She then continued to pursue Robert but did not want to marry him because she doesn’t want him to own her. Her headstrong ways continue throughout the novel but she realizes she cant handle the isolation and ends up killing herself. Leonce starts the novel as a man content with his marriage, family, and reputation. But as his wife’s action change, he is forced to change his focus from going to work and hanging around to fixing his wife’s actions. Plot
An initial reading of “The Jungle” by Upton Sinclair might appear to be literary fiction, further analysis suggest that it is primarily a work of propaganda. Sinclair uses the protagonist of the story, Jurgis Rudkus to show the difficulties the family went through. In “The Jungle” immigrants were not treated right and Sinclair exposes the human flaws of people to show how the lower class society was mistreated. The family experiences this when “Ona was sexually harassed” (chapter 15) by an upper class, puppet to the capitalist society, Conner. This disgusting man took advantage of a poor immigrant girl.
Tom, who went away from his mother and sister sees it as a way of getting away from his mother who did not only blame him for not telling them all about Jim (Laura’s suitor) moreover; did not appreciate him despite all he did for their family. Williams writes, “All right, I will! The more you shout about my selfishness to me the quicker I’ll go, and I won’t go to the movies!” (Qtd in Barnet, Burto, and Cain, p.
Look to ’t, I charge you. Come your ways.” (1.3.140-145) Her father told her that she cannot talk to Hamlet anymore and that she must end their relationship with one another. Both Polonius and Laertes tell Ophelia that’s Hamlet is playing with her feelings and that he has everything he wants and is just using her. Ophelia does not want to listen to her family’s opinion because she believes that Hamlet if different. (Gates) By her family saying these things about Hamlet to her in a way she begins to doubt herself and her self-worth.
His eager to a new life and beauty makes him finally do the regretful decision. His daydream is broke up at the end of the story, and he really could have a different life with before. The American man cannot accept the change in life. At the middle of the story, when he suddenly mentions about the abortion, the main conflict comes out. At this time, he is still trying to persuade Jig to forget about the baby.
But Ursula misunderstands that Birkin wants to control her by marriage, which is unforgivable, Birkin feels shame of failure and escapes. After talking with Gerald, he rethinks profoundly that his reckless cause the failure, he should make Ursula realize his real mind, he starts the second proposal after finishing the dysfunctional relationship with Hermione, they quarrel and Ursula leaves again, Ursula’s way of emotional intimacy, emotional and physical is just as dangerous as Hermione’s abstract spiritual in Birkin’s mind, Birkin scared the feeling but he wants Ursula back, when Birkin is vulnerable and lonely, Ursula backs from a distance and saves Birkin by a flower, they compromise and apologize to each other in the end. The flower is the symbol of nature, the symbol of love. Eventually, they limit the desire of each other and chose to establish a harmonious and balanced relationship, retain one’s individuality and respect the other one’s personality, like the two stars in the
Martha says the sons protects ‘us', meaning their marriage from dissolving into pieces. They use the idea of a son being a bridge between them to distract from the ultimate unhappiness and disappointment they have for each other. Consequently, this ‘killing' of the son shows the couple's, or rather George's, grip on reality begin to tighten again as they destroy the illusion keeping them together. The mentioning of the son to someone else shows them losing control over the lines between truth and illusion, and shows the different grips on reality that George and Martha have but this death gives them an opportunity to restart their lives without falsified ideas. In this play, the people ultimately seem to have control over their reality.
Zack 's personality begins to change and all he can think about is winning. Zack causes Iqbal to lose his job because they switched shifts and instead of Zack finishing it he skips out to go to the game. Zack is slowly losing his friends due to him acting like Vince. Amy eventually finds out Zack 's motivated for winning the title which sickens and hurts her. Before Zack got to the point of no return he made amends with his friends, resigns from his job and gets Iqbal 's job back which causes.