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    viewed as virginal and naive, but in truth is manipulative and power hungry. It is also unknown if she truly loves Othello, as her love stems from pity. The most convincing reason Desdemona is a complex character is her growth through the play. Desdemona is a complex character, contrary to popular belief, Shakespeare demonstrates her complexity through her character growth, ambiguity of her love for Othello,and her search for power. Before Desdemona’s marriage to Othello, she is seen as the…

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    Tara says, “Love” is a slippery word when there are so many meanings, Love to Bish, is the residue of providing for parents and family, contributing to good causes and community charities.” This is what Tara’s definition of love was before she integrated into a western culture and moved to the U.S. But after her divorce her outlook on things completely changed. Now to her “Love is having fun with someone, more fun with that person than with anyone…

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    As adults the Heaton children are very successful and for the most part, happy. They all have or are getting degrees in higher education and have successful careers. They are all married to their spouse for life and love raising their children. They are all active and enjoy exercise. The family is close, but not enmeshed and there isn’t a lot of fusion among family members. The children have made different lifestyle choices and have different beliefs, but they show each other mutual respect. The…

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    Passion, love, and desire encourage transgression, which eventually leads to Gretchen’s death sentence in Goethe’s Faust and Catherine Sr.’s and Isabella’s death from fever in Brontë’s Wuthering Heights. The women have passions for passion and desires to be desired that they discover through their involvement in forbidden romantic relationships with the male protagonists. Goethe’s Gretchen acts well-behaved until she becomes tempted by the beauty of “such jewels! [A] rich array” (I.2791), and…

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    play about identity, true and false love, and adaption to new situations. This is also found in the movie based of the play called She’s the Man. In both versions a young woman named Viola makes a choice that effects many of the people around her. Even though her situation is slightly different in both film and play, it’s the choice she makes to hide her identity that brings her into many interesting, and challenging situations of making people fall in and out of love. The…

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    Love is an interaction between two different things.There is a different category of love: parental love, love between siblings , love that a husband has for his wife , and love for objects which nearly can be also an addiction.Definitely every single " love " has a specific effect , so in a first part we will talk about the different category of love : then in a second part we will explore the consequences of "love" , and finally in a last part we will see the limit of love which involves the…

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    the image of Native American’s being segregated from the community and almost isolating themselves leading to them only attempting to be around their race. In ‘What We Talk About When We Talk About Love’ the image of needing to be accompanied rises as Terri, in the story, goes to the extremes of love. In ‘Janus’ the thought of attachment because of dissatisfaction eventually leading to loneliness gives an idea of the seriousness of self. In ‘The Lottery’, the idea of loneliness surfaces as the…

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    The 17th Century was a glorious time for art, a time when Love with a capital L was being thrown around and cherished as the end-all be-all of what literature is about. To some extent, I do agree with this. Now, during this time, there were a plethora of male playwrights, poets, and “lovers.” There were hardly far and few between. This is something I find to be strange seeing as modern day art consumers are more or less women. This alone is the reason I decided to look into a female playwright…

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    beautiful women who he immediately felt in love with, he becomes a tame less beast himself and fights Terkoz, an ape, to death. In his novel Tarzan of the Apes, Burroughs depicts two characters who are completely different and who have great effect on each other. Despite not being able to communicate or understand each other’s behaviors, Jane and Tarzan…

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    The Kaleidoscope Love is a simple word with a complex meaning. Love can either bring about the happiest, most exuberating moments or the most depressing, chaotic time in a person’s life. Although people would have better luck flipping a coin than finding their true love, something in the human psyche tells us to go to the ends of the earth to search for a piece of “love”, or what thousands of romantic comedies like 16 Candles defines as love. Everyone manages to find love in one form or another;…

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