Suffering In Bharati Mukherjee's 'The Management'

Mayella was was just a poor girl who had never been to school a day in her life and suffered so much abuse from her father, she didn’t give herself the opportunity to be powerful. In a time of oppression and depression Mayella standing up would have been a monumental change but she never seized it and took advantage, she let everyone else take advantage of

If they can’t, then they can miss out on important parts of life. This is shown through Andre’s mother and the information readers receive about her. She was absent for a good portion of her son’s life because her son was afraid that she wouldn’t accept him for being gay. She missed out on her son’s playing Hamlet, which was his biggest dream. Cal even says that she knew nearly nothing about him since Andre never said anything.

Overcoming adversity and obstacles can be some of the greatest struggles in life. Any type of challenge or draw back that someone faces will have some type of effect on their life. If it is something minor like being embarrassed or a major issue like a death, it will leave some sort of impact on the person, but their job is to overcome that barrier. Some ways to defeat obstacles are to never give up, understand failure, accept rejection, and believe in oneself. One key aspect for people who are trying to rise above adversity is to never give up.

Having hopes and dreams is important because it gives us something to care about and be hopeful for. In a world full of hatred, inequality, and violence, we need some sort of outlet to distract ourselves from the cruelties of the world. If we have hopes and dreams, we could have a positive reminder that something in your life can be better or get better. As a hopeful person myself, practicing this makes me feel better about being a human being. My dreams and aspirations make me push myself harder in order to achieve my goals.

Just because Robert wasn’t able to physically see his wife, the narrator believed that he wasn’t able to make his wife happy any other way rather than complimenting her looks. He fails to look beyond the surface and thinks that being able to see is everything. This is why he doesn’t know his wife as well as he should. The narrator’s wife always made tapes about events going on in her life and sent them to the blind man who always listened and sent a tape back. The narrator says, “She wanted to talk.

He wondered how much longer he could keep avoiding people, lying to them. How much longer could he keep dodging the inevitable?” Meredith Ward is another person who is affected by her husband’s death. Due to Charlie Ward’s death she starts to feel lonely and empty. The novel reads, “She looked up at her mother’s face and for the first time realized how terribly lonely her mother must be…

Annabel told many white lies. Whenever anyone asked her how she was, she would respond “I’m fine”, even if she wasn’t. Annabel never spoke up about what actually happened between her and Will, which made everyone assume an idea that was not true. When Emily was raped by Will, she immediately reported him to the authorities. In contrast, many people felt sympathy toward Emily, her image and reputation was intact.

The characters in Kate Chopin’s stories are either dynamic an or static because each woman has their own personality. One of the woman’s finds her inner self after the tragic accident of her husband, the other woman just relieves the past but does not have any major change in her character. The last woman her personality came out and had to deal with temptation. Kate Chopin’s “Story of an hour” Mrs. Mallard is a dynamic character due to the fact that a transformation to her character had occurred when she found out about her husband’s death. She received the news from her sister, “great care was taken to break to her as gently as possible the news of her husband’s death” (Chopin).

The tunnel symbolizes an obstacle. This is important to the story because, everyone faces obstacles in life, and if you don't get by them, they will keep pulling you back. But once you accomplish them you’ll feel much better about life

In this time being a strong woman hadn’t been something that you’d see everyday. Women were told to take care of the children, the house, and never to talk back but Sofia didn’t take anything from anybody and that’s just what got her into trouble. When Sofia had punched a white man in the face she was sent to jail and should’ve served 12 years but she instead went to work for the man’s wife to serve her sentence. After all of this Sofia wasn’t the same and she became quiet and didn’t talk back anymore. Maybe she felt that she needed to conform because the cost of resistance was to much for her

Despite not undergoing the same hardships as Viktor Frankl, there are still important messages that people can take away from his philosophy and life experiences. An individual who changes their mindset and makes the most of difficult situations will always surpass the one who gives up when life begins to get

Curley’s wife begins to regret living on the ranch with Curley. She starts to regret living there because of the way they treat her. And also because she could be doing better in her life instead of sitting around being bored and only being able to associate with Curley. Curley’s wife states “ I tell you I aint used to livin’ like this, I coulda made somethin’ of myself.” (Steinbeck 88).

The reason for which something is done or created or for which something exists is the dictionary definition of purpose.  Everyday of our lives people look to find the purpose of the activities that they complete.  Authors share their perspectives on life with their literature.  A reader’s interpretation of the purpose of a writing can vary to the prior knowledge of a topic.  The point that a writer tries to get across can say a lot about their political views.

You can use a quote that uses “you.” Just say, George Bernard Shaw said, “Life isn’t about…” 25/25 George Bernard Shaw said, “Life isn’t about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself.” In Siddhartha, by Herman Hesse, the main protagonist, Siddhartha, searches his whole life for inner peace and understanding of what his life’s purpose is. He walks the shoes of many different people on the earth and follows teachings from different mentors only to realise that to find true contentment he has to travel his own path.