Turning Point In Carrie's Courage

Once the husband is unconscious they all take turns raping the wife. Once they finish trashing the house, Dim poops on the carpet. This scene shows how Alex chooses to lead a completely unnecessary home invasion just for the fun of

Piper had hurt her entire family, well if you thought that was enough it wasn’t, she had to wreck everything. She lit the house on fire trying to kill her family. Piper even hurt her boyfriend, she did this by having the dolls stab his eyes. She already hurt her boyfriend from this, but she also scared Sophie so when Sophie tried to leave, Piper followed her and tried to kill Sophie. All in all, Piper doesn 't know her limits and will keep doing things.

Macduff finds the king dead and orders the bell to be rung and wakes all who is in the house. Lennox, a noble to the king, states that the watchmen did it due to the planted evidence and Macbeth quickly replies that he killed them. Macduff gets suspicious and asks where and how he did it. As Macbeth is explaining, his wife cries, “Help me hence, ho!” (Shakespeare 2.3.71), to interrupt their conversation and get the motive off of Macbeth. Lady Macbeth lies about her health to cover her and her husband’s ignoble doing which leads to a lethal consequence on

Faulkner’s story demonstrates totally different plot: there is an own main character, her mental disorder and its consequences for the society. In the case of Emily Grierson the problem appeared to be in the inherited disorder, as “people in our town, remembering how old lady Wyatt, her great-aunt, had gone completely crazy at last” (Faulkner 4); and the citizens’ attitude. Miss Emily felt a pressure from people because of own origins and behavior; and these conditions finally made her to kill Homer Barron, an only potential opportunity for marriage after her father’s death. After the crime Miss Emily was not able to get rid of the body and continued to live with it until her own death. It looked like Baron became the only victim of the character’s madness here.

Jaimito was very abusive and ruled Dede’s life. He screamed at Dede, pushed her around, and hit her. Dede’s sisters were out making a significant and dignifying change in their country and all Dede wanted was to be a part of it. Dede finally decided she had had enough and went completely behind her abusive husbands back and joined the revolution. Her sisters denied letting her in, and Dede grew more and more frustrated with her sisters for joining the revolution.

As seen in many spaghetti westerns, the protagonist gets beaten up or tied up by the antagonist and their gang. The protagonist gets away, plans and gets revenge on the antagonist. In The Dressmaker, the entire population of the small town is against Tilly. Molly, Tilly’s mother, helps Tilly get revenge against them. Tilly uses her talent as a seamstress to make the Dungatar team lose the theatre contest and burns the entire town with a red satin roll of fabric.

A play, The Crucible, was written about these trials as an attack on McCarthyism. In the Crucible, the entire conflict of the trials began with an affair between a married man, John Proctor, and a maid, Abigail Adams. Sparknotes confirms this in their summary saying, “Unbeknownst to anyone else in the town, while working in Proctor’s home the previous year she engaged in an affair with him, which led to her being fired by his wife, Elizabeth. Abigail still desired Proctor, but he fended her off...” (The Crucible - Plot Overview). Abi became angry and jealous, these emotions turned her already evil nature into one of such hate she tried to “witch” Elizabeth and basically kill her with magic.

This is a factor that places any of the characters’ choices and morals in a public balance to be judged by others. Abigail Williams is the main character of the play and acts with an utter selfishness and obsession. Abigail Williams is the catalyst to the witch hunt and is relentless in her plans to have Elizabeth Proctor killed, destroying the lives of many just because in her head that would mean John will want to be with her. She is obsessive

They would scatter lentils in for her to pick up out of the ashes. Cinderella would do exactly what her evil step mother and step sisters told her to do. Cinderella’s was very inhumane to her they basically treated her like an washed up old doormat. One day their prince was to have a ceremony to find a wife all the women got invited but Cinderella’s stepmother, the meanest on the face of the earth, deemed poor Cinderella not to attend saying “You Cinderella?” she said, “You’re all covered with dust and dirt, and you want to go to the festival?. You have neither clothes nor shoes, and yet you want to dance!”(“Cinderella”) Cinderella obviously wept, especially knowing that her stepmother was the reason she had no clothes or shoes and also the fact that she was very

Back at the Palace, the Grand Duke awakens the King regarding what has happened. At first incensed that the maiden his son danced with has gotten away, the Duke claims that his son still wants to find and marry her. With the glass slipper the only clue, the King sets the Duke on a mission to have the slipper tried on every girl in the Kingdom, setting the Duke to task before the sun rises! The next morning, Cinderella 's Stepmother quickly demands she help her daughters immediately. The two Stepsisters are slow to wake up, when the Stepmother tells of the proclamation, and how the girl that was seen dancing with the Prince is being searched for.

She orders Veronica to forge a romantic note from him, and gives it to Martha. She tries to stop them, but backs down when the Heathers threaten to destroy her social life ("Candy Store"). Their threats are witnessed by a mysterious, trenchcoat-wearing, Baudelaire-quoting new kid, Jason "J.D." Dean, who criticizes Veronica for betraying her friend in exchange for popularity. Ram and Kurt take the opportunity to pick a fight with him, and he unexpectedly fights back and defeats them.

After this she makes her way to Ralphies cell in jail and kills him and a few other prisoners. Mindy 's mother is absolutely freaking out because of everything that has been happening so Mindy promises Marcus she will never be Hit-Girl again. Also Dave wanted to focus on school more, “but as rumors spread of what happened that night it had never been more fashionable to be out there in a pair of pantyhose”. (somewhere at the end of

Rosemary was angry at Adam Susan because she believed he was responsible for her husband’s death. She had to suffer through Mr. Almond’s rage and the fact that the leader didn’t even recognize her because she went all the parties with her husband. He even didn’t remember her face, this drove her into vengeance for her marriage and

The witch trials in Salem occurred because of Abigail and it is her fault. She started something she could not finish and by starting it killed many innocent people and ruined many reputations. Abigail is at blame because she was the one who is basically the "psycho girlfriend" who is obsessed with her ex. But because she is desperately in love with John Proctor, she is willing to do anything to have him all to herself. Just like how she drank a chicken blood charm to kill Elizabeth, which is against her religion.

John Proctor fears his name’s identity, which is evident near the end of the play when he resists Deputy Danforth and Reverend Hale’s posting his name on the church door, accusing him of witchcraft (IV.712-717). John Proctor is Elizabeth Proctor’s husband, who involved in an affair with Abigail Williams when she was still working as the Proctor’s maid. Elizabeth fires Abigail, once she realizes her maid and her husband’s covert relationship. Elizabeth’s dismissal causes Abigail to become very angry, for women had little power at the time, let alone unmarried women like herself. By playing her Mafia-like wailing and doll piercing games and forcing the other Salem girl to participate, Abigail determines to terminate Elizabeth and keep John for herself (460-473).