Even Worse

Holden’s mental state has increasingly been getting worse throughout the novel, “The Catcher in the Rye”. Holden is telling his story from a mental hospital. The author never gives a clear reason of why Holden is there. J.D. Salinger develops the deteriorating mental state and depression of Holden in the story “The Catcher in the Rye”. These important events throughout his life shape his future, and his attitudes towards others. The first main event to Holden’s depression is that his brother…

Whether or not women received worse treatment, they were much more susceptible to sexual abuse. Harriet Jacobs argued that women were worse off than men during slavery. Although Jacobs probably refers to female slaves, it is important to look at both slaves and the women who owned slaves as well. Addressing these two groups can give us a stronger understanding of how different life was for both the enslaved and free populations. I argue that in some ways slavery was worse for women but one…

further potential applicants, some of them may reconsider whether working for this company is a wise choice. If Tencent Games cannot deal with its public relations problem properly, it may lose some of its further applications, even current employees. This may lead to a worse problem in which Tencent will lose many talented people in many domains such as program design, marketing, research, customer service, etc., and its further products and services would possibly not be as good as before. If…

since he is willing to exxegerate even further than them. In lines 74-76 Malcolm discusses his extreme lust unbefitting of a ruler, “But there’s no bottom, none, / In my voluptuousness. Your wives, your daughters, / Your matrons, and your maids could not fill up / The cistern of my lust, and my desire”. In reality it would be impossible for him to have relations with all of these women, however, he extends past what is believable to paint himself in an even worse light which is necessary since…

As a servant, the life becomes worse and worse as the time passes by. In the four letters written by slaves, they tell how their lives had been. They mention that the scarcity of food and water has become worse and worse and moreover that death have become normal because there are not resources to get food and also there is no medicine to cure themselves from the diseases. The majority of the people that are slaves are Africans and also, they get capture more easily because they do not have…

by summarizing and explaining an argument that insists killing is worse than letting someone die, in correlation with active euthanasia being morally worse than passive euthanasia, an idea I disagree with. Then, I will explain James Rachels, an American philosopher, objection to the first argument, which tells that killing is no worse than letting die. Rachels argument goes against the idea that active euthanasia is morally worse than passive. In the end, I will discuss how Rachels objection…

great example of social status not defining your worth because even though Pip was wealthy at one point and as he became more and more of a gentleman, the worse his overall kindness deteriorated. His status didn’t make him any better of…

location, as well as financial advantages when going through the organ donation process. It’s easier for them to pay for organs (Marchione). When the demand for organs goes up, so does the price, which makes it harder for the poor to receive an organ even if they are on a higher priority list. The wealthier the patient is, the higher priority they are. That means that they can get on multiple waiting lists in different states and countries (Marchione). If the sale of the organs were banned,…

Ha, her mother, and three older brothers: Quang, Vu, and Khoi. Ha’s life in “Inside Out & Back Again” relates to the universal refugee experience because life started out okay, gradually got worse, and then got better. “Every Tet we eat sugary lotus seeds and glutinous rice cakes. We wear all new clothes, even underneath”(Lai 1). This explains what their family usually does for Tet, which is like our New Year’s. “Last September she (Ha’s mother) would give me fifty dong(Vietnamese currency) to…

According to the “World Health Organization” adults with disabilities are 1.5 times more likely to be victimized by violence than those who do not have a disability. Mentally challenged people in today’s society are sometimes treated better and sometimes worse than Lennie Smalls in “Of Mice and Men.” Are people today treated similarly or differently than the way Lennie was treated? It is really hard to be sure. In the book “Of Mice and Men,” Lennie was treated very poorly…