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    A marriage is a beautiful thing, but sometimes the marriage can be complicated. It is not always a marriage between two people can keep the love, and keep their marriage, as they promise when they get married. Some people are getting a divorce, and moving on and falling in love with another person. Reconciliation is a short story written in 2006 by Polly Clark. The story is about the main character Laura who is alternate between marriage and divorce. Laura is a first-person narrator because in…

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    House Of Cards Analysis

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    In the show House of Cards, the viewer is presented with many different relationships, the most important and influential of which being the marriage of Claire and Frank Underwood. This marriage is vastly different from the many “cookie- cutter” relationships that can be found in today’s television shows. Unlike other relationships that are seen on TV, Claire and Frank’s relationship can be described as almost a business deal. Both Claire and Frank are consumed with advancing…

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    Cultural relativism offers an opportunity for a panoramic comprehension and appreciation of cultures as if they were your own. Understanding cultures other than your own can be viewed in fashion similar to solving the puzzle known as the Rubix cube. The array of assorted colors signifies misconceptions, misunderstandings, and the mistakes of not being willing, or able to identify with societies other than one 's own. This can be due to observing one’s own culture with preeminence, or…

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    The “Lady with a Dog” is a beautiful love affair of two unhappy star-crossed lovers in turn of the nineteenth century Russia. Marriage wasn’t just rainbows and butterflies back in the day, it had social responsibilities and where set up as a sort of business deal. This short story does a phenomenal job of illustrating the problems with a system of this type. When affection is learned and not felt, our minds and bodies can’t help but yearn for that warmth. Two strangers, a man and a woman married…

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    Modern Day Honor Crimes

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    Honor killings and offenses are often thought to be an outlandish crime exclusive to only the currently tumultuous Middle East and surrounding areas, while in actuality, this is far from the case. An honor killing is typically defined as “a killing of a relative, especially a girl or woman, who is perceived to have brought dishonor to the family” . This dishonor is generally related to things regarding premarital relationships, such as premarital sex, or other forbidden acts that a community…

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    All Married couples hit rough patches in their relationships and it is about whether or not they power through those rough patches that determines the longevity of those relationships. If the relationship crumbles after just one fight or one argument then it’s questionably whether this relationship was real from the very start. In the story Under the Radar written by Richard Ford a married couple hit a rough patch. This rough patch not only destroys their relationship but leads to their…

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    Chronicle of a Death Foretold, a novella by the Colombian novelist Gabriel García Márquez, chronicles the events as witnessed by townspeople of the murder of Santiago Nasar by the two Vicario brothers. The non-linear story, which is constructed by an anonymous narrator, takes place in a small, tightly knit, Colombian town 27 years after the brutal murder. Within the non sequential story line, the theme of male chauvinism, referred to as machismo, is highly evident. The male chauvinism in…

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    Adultery In Othello

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    faithful, trustworthy and loving to him. Iago showed Othello at the beginning of the story that he was an honest and trustworthy man, had Othello come to the realization Desdemona was a strumpet on his own, and disguised a plan to prove Desdemona’s adultery. The play Othello, is like a puppet show and Iago is the puppeteer; controlling the outcome and fate of each of the characters. Iago was upset with Cassio because he got the job to become Othello’s lieutenant; however, he was more upset with…

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    Yes, John did commit the sin of adultery with Abigail. I believe he lives everyday with the guilt and shame of his mistake, especially when he sees Abigail on the street or when he looks into the eyes of his wife. No, based on the language and context of her dialogue, I don´t think that his wife ever did or likely ever will forgive him for his actions with the other woman because of how she always brings it up and never lets him rest from it. Always judging him, and suspecting him, you would…

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    Adultery In the Puritan religion “He that falls into sin is a man; that grieves at it, is a saint; that boasteth of it, is a devil” (Thomas Fuller). Everyone has sinned in their lifetime because we are all born sinners. Although people try their best not to sin, most people fail to resist the will to sin. Sin is a transgression against divine law. In Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter, Hester Prynne suffered at the hands of the townsfolk, Roger Chillingworth, and the rule of the…

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