She made a big impact on her society and family. She was the strongest one out of her family but she still had to die. It was for a reason but the community needed her. Her sister was willing to die with her, Haimon died by fighting for her, and she died by letting Creon know what he did to his own family. He did not want to bury his own nephew, he wanted to kill Antigone for burying Polyneices, and tried to kill his own brother because the kingdom had a curse on it.
It does not matter if it eventually costs him his life, but that was how he was raised. In addition, he becomes obsessed with protecting women and bringing their criminals to justice, even though his mother was the very first person to destroy his life. For example, the little girl’s kidnapping case. He sees in him the terrible way that he affected the little girl’s life, physically and mentally. Therefore, he thinks about torturing him in a way that he could feel a similar pain as the little girl.
One piece of evidence that supports this claim is from “Ohio Man’s Shooting Of Ailing Wife Raises Questions About ‘Mercy Killings.” One quote is “...meant only to end the suffering of his wife, Barbara, 65.” This relates to Of Mice and Men because she was going to die anyway and he wanted to end her suffering. This is exactly what George wanted for Lennie. If he didn’t kill him Curley would’ve killed him and then he would’ve died without dignity. There are two reasons Curley wants to kill Lennie. The first reason is because he is a big guy, and Curley hates big guys.
Romeo and Juliet could they be in true love, yes they can because they have oblation their lives so that the people around them could not be in a family disapprove.Tybalt and Benvolio had started a massacre over dignitary tripping senior citizens.Making them want to destroy each other little by little allowing this to happen both families go to grieve about their kids committing suicide. They blame the others for it and still go into battle like they were trying to prevent. According to this, I believe that they do have true love for their families and for themselves because they would sneak around just so that they could see one another even though they are from different sides the Capulets' and the Montagues.Romeo had disappeared to Juliet's
Tony knows that Gino is searching for him and wants to harm him but runs out into the street anyway. He finds Maria alive but Gino shoots and kills him. If he had waited with the Doc instead of being impulsive and running after Gino, Maria would’ve come to him and all of the sorrow could’ve been avoided. In both Romeo and Juliet, and in West Side Story, the theme of impulsivity drives the fate of the pairs of lovers. Just like Impulsivity, the theme of Forbidden Love is one of the most important and
A Girl in the River is a documentary that tells the story about the fight of a girl, Saba, who was a victim of an attempted honor killing at the hands of her father and uncle, for justice in a tradition bound and patriarchal society. She was shot in the head and thrown in a river by her own family; for not complying with their wishes and eloping with her husband. However, Saba survived to share her account with the world. This documentary sheds light on the loopholes in the system where you can be forgiven for honor killings. Saba was determined to fight for justice but due to family and societal pressure, she actually just had to succumb at the end.
Laïsa does not tell Georges who his father is because she fears Alfred would murder their child to preserve his image. Georges marries a lovely young woman named, Zélie. Alfred decides to repeat what he achieved with Zélie as he did with Laïsa in the previous years, but Zélie fights him off. Alfred falls and strikes his head, causing blood to spur. By the Code Noir, Zélie had to admit to her consequences, death is her fate because she hit her master.
Knowing that Lennie would get a painful and merciless death for killing a woman, George makes the decision to kill his best friend by a shot in the head, a quick and merciful death. When George kills Lennie, he does it to spare him from the suffering he would have endured if Curley / the other villagers had gotten to him first. Moreover, he also did it for not living with the regret that someone else had killed his friend in such a way that he had been in a lot of pain in his final minutes. In addition, George probably felt like he would not lose his mental dignity and pride by killing Lennie, his best friend,
Furthermore, Paul D describes it as a “decorated work of an ironsmith too passionate to display” (Morrison 21). Not only, but before she could find Halle and escape, School Teacher allowed his two sons take Sethe into the barn, hold her down, and suck the milk from her breasts. Thinking that Beloved, her daughter would have to experience this barbarity, Sethe decides to kill her. Sethe does not wish Beloved to be “dirtied” by the “whites” (Morrison 251). Inclusive, she killed Beloved because she wanted both her and her daughter to have freedom, though she will never free her feelings of guilt.
Sudari, as a daughter proves her sense of responsibility and mental strength to protect her parents against the communal attack of Safi and his gang. She welcomes Gian’s help and according to his instructions, she faces the communal fray against Safi. When Safi is wounded heavily by Gian with the help of the idol of Siva, Sundari stands over him and begins to crash the idol repeatedly on the head of Safi to ensure his death. However, the posture may appear ‘ruthless’, but a woman, who is about to be raped by one man is sure to react in that way, if she gets that opportunity to destroy the evil. The posture symbolizes the victory of Good over