One example of this is towards the end of the book when Elie’s father dies. Wiesel writes, “I did not weep. It pained me that I could not weep. But I had no more tears. And, in the depth of my being, in the recesses of my weakened conscience, could I have searched it, I might perhaps have found something like-free at last!” (Wiesel, 116).
Moreover, Magwitch also very important to Pip’s growth, development and transformation because he has changed Pip’s character from ungrateful and unsymphatize person to become a grateful and symphatize person at the end of the chapter. Pip becomes ungrateful because he cannot accept that Magwitch is actually his benefactor and not Miss Havisham. He hated Magwitch even though that man has done so much for him. Pip said, “I know nothing of his life. It has almost made me mad to sit here of a night and see him before me, so bound up with my fortunes and misfortunes, and yet so unknown to me, except as the miserable wretch who terrified me two days in my childhood.” From this point, Pip just only looked at the past time when Magwitch threatened him and not the present time when Magwitch has brought good fortune to his life and made him become a gentleman.
It says that when it came to his things everything that could go wrong did. He even began to lose acres of land until he had a little patch but even then, it was the worst farm in the town. Rip would lose acres of land but he still lived comfortably because he would have “whistled life away, in perfect contentment” (473). This proves my point that Rip Van Winkle lives comfortably and doesn’t stress too much even though others would think otherwise. Rips’ wife was “continually dinning in his ears about his idleness, his carelessness, and the ruin he was bringing on his family” (473).
He was his “North, [his] South, [his] East and West” (line 9) can mean this man was a compass to him, he guided him and always showed him the right direction and the right things to do. The man was also his “working week and [his] sunday rest, [his] noon, [his] midnight, [his] talk, [his] song” (line 10-11), he had a really important place in the speaker 's daily life, it is like the spent every weeks, every days, every hours together. We understand now the pain of the speaker who must feels empty since his death. The last line of this stanza goes in this direction, and is really heartbreaking and unexpected. The speaker ends-up with the metaphors and say the things like they are : he “thought that love would last forever” (line 12) and this death made him understand he was wrong.
Just imagine, a small family living in the false hope that their grandfather will get better from life support, and once he dies they may never hope again and will go through depression, mood swings and lack of happiness. Where as if they were prepared and accepted the fact their grandfather will no longer live, they could have enjoyed the last moments with him and let him die with ease, naturally. Also the ones who love the dying patient most, will even let go of once in a life time opportunities just waiting weeks, months and even years for the person to start healing because of the false hope. Lives can become completely dull and changed when dying patients are kept on life support, their families will not get the chance to move on and change. Finally even in the shoes of the dying person, they may choose life support because it gives them false hope, rather than trying to fight they would just give up and stick to that method.
When Phoebe tries to snap Holden into reality that Allie is no longer around, he immediately gets defensive saying, “‘I know he’s dead! Don’t you think I know that? I can still like him, though, can 't I? Just because somebody’s dead, you don’t just stop liking them, for God’s sake-especially if they were about a thousand times nicer than the people you know that’re alive and all.” (143) The author uses Holden’s desperate voice to show the reader the despair he feels from losing his brother and how its troublesome for him to cope with the pain. More often than not, he is bringing him up in a way to exemplify Allie as this amazing individual who he admires.
Professors won’t deal with each other to schedule their requirements on their respective subject, so the students will have to bear the work maybe with the same deadline or not. Sometimes my body goes with all the pressure that I have to finish, I got sick, I got drowned on things I have to do. But when I remind myself to laugh, I constantly leave for a while and cheer myself up to strengthen again myself in order to get back on work. I always remind myself that there is nothing that I can do to escape from all the responsibilities, instead, finish it and laugh again
If they ever leave, they will face persecution. Initially, everyone is grateful to be in a safe place; however, as time goes on, tension between characters rise: “ANNE’S VOICE. Mr. Dussel and I had another battle yesterday… According to him… nothing, is right about me… my appearance, my character, my manners. While he was going on about me I thought … sometime I’ll give you such a smack that you’ll fly right up to the ceiling” (Goodrich, Hackett, & Frank 165). One can see that a ceaseless amount of solitude motivates their bickering.
I could smell a mix of buttery popcorn and sweat that made me feel nauseous. As the bleachers began to fill, my anxiety grew. When I began playing, the nerves that I had disappeared and I started to feel comfortable and stopped thinking. This game was the most physically exhausting game I have played. The only breaks that I had were when my coached called a time outs, but this was not enough time to catch my breath due to the fact that I chugged my gatorade.
“ I will stop smoking from tomorrow.” This is something a hundred people can say with a hundred percent of failure. When you try to reach something very difficult, you need to break down your goal to several small steps, each with clear measure of whether you were able to achieve that measure. What is more important is that you need someone to supervise you. A man’s will is so weak especially when it comes to drinking or smoking. Therefore, I and my mother will gently smile at my father each time he may not be able to achieve his small