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    “Ghosts of Manhattan” Douglas Brunt New York, NY. Simon & Schuster 275 pages Have you ever wondered what was taking place on Wall Street leading up to the housing crash and Great Recession? Douglas Brunt with his debut novel and New York Times best seller offers up a compelling and dark look at life on Wall Street. This novel is narrated in first person through the eyes of Nick Farmer, a bond trader at Bear Sterns. The book is laid out in chronological order over the course of a single winter…

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    abandon their morals. In many cases, morality isn’t significant to people when it comes to obtaining or maintaining status or wealth. One lack of morality mentioned was of lust, shown through the stories of both Tom Buchanan and Daisy Buchanan’s infidelity. Myrtle Wilson, who had an affair with Tom, had no problem being unfaithful to her husband George, because Tom could give her the lifestyle she dreamed of, even if…

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    Marriage is a special bond between two people who love each other. Many married couples have struggles and misery in their marriage. Some marriages are unsuccessful and too broken to repair so, they lead to divorce. Billy Collins uses silverware metaphors in his poem “Divorce”. A metaphor is a figure of speech that compares two different objects. He describes spoons as love and closeness, forks as disillusionment, and knives as lawyers. In Billy Collins’ poem, “Divorce”, he uses metaphors to…

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    Chang-soon. If they were wary of Myung-sook before allowing her into their home, they would know about her strange behaviors, such as catching rats with her hands and her smoking habits. In the scene where Kim Dong-sik reveals to his wife about his infidelity, he faults his wife by saying “It’s not all my fault. Why did you want a new…

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    the past. Scholars studying low-income or working-class communities have found out that the women in these communities no longer think it is important or even realistic to depend on the men in their lives. They have seen or experienced too much infidelity, divorce, substance abuse and other bad behavior to fully rely on their partners. Critics argue that we should accept the new reality and support single parents by providing more health care, childcare cash assistance and…

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    which commences Othello’s uncertainty. Iago furthers his insecurities by claiming that Desdemona may be having an affair with Othello’s previous lieutenant, Cassio. Iago professes that he cares for Othello, and that he notifies him of the alleged infidelity because he fears that “Her will, recoiling to her better judgment, / May fall to match you with her country forms/ And happily repent” (Shakespeare 3.3. 276- 278). The references towards Othello having a different appearance than the Venetian…

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    There’s a lot of infidelity in the Great Gatsby , even with high risks the characters continued with their affairs corrupting the American Dream, which is being faithful to one person and building a life."Tom 's got some woman in New York" (pg.15). Tom was the epitome of…

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    each story fall victim to friendship. These friendships that the characters entertain themselves with are detrimental to their consciousness and their morality. From Nel hiding Sula’s murder of a young boy to Nick aiding in both Daisy and Tom’s infidelity, a strong pattern that emerges from these stories is, characters becoming corrupted by their friendships. In contrast, Huck is actually encouraged and helped by Jim to become a better person. He falls through the hole of being a victim, In my…

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    Ngugi’s novel A Grain of Wheat is concerned with fashioning a national consciousness through a shared historical experience. He weaves in a labyrinth of betrayals in order to show the sacrifices made during the struggle of independence. Unless his characters acknowledge their mutual betrayal and that their unresolved individual pasts recover from their burden, a collective consciousness remains dubious. The question that lingers is how might one be able to achieve this collectivity in a world…

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    his anger and hurt, he is still a loyal husband. In addition to Othello 's blackened heart and lack of affection towards his wife, he subsequently also has a weakened connection with Desdemona because he wants to cause her harm due to her assumed infidelity. Under societal pressure, confessions can also be falsely given. Brabantio reluctantly concedes to giving his blessing to Othello for marrying his daughter and says, "I here do give thee that with all my heart/... I would keep from thee"…

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