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    locked in the same room with no reason as to why. Yet existentialism relates to them all as to why they are locked in the same room. Joseph had predicted his future with his absurd acts of violence and hurtful comments towards his own wife. Joseph once brought back another woman late to his house, proceeded to have sex with her, then the following morning his wife made them breakfast in bed; he would also beat his wife on a regular bases and she still never retaliated. Estelle possibly had…

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    Repressed feelings in marriage can be expressed in many ways, and a common form is through the use of figurative language. Kate Chopin supports this statement in her short story, “The Story of An Hour.” In this story the main character is Louise, a weak-willed woman with heart trouble, and it is about how she struggles with her newfound and some awakened feelings when she receives news of her husband’s death. Kate Chopin illustrates the surfacing of Louise’s repressed feelings using metaphors,…

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    which was not like the Film. The film showed him having flashbacks and nightmares of how he was feeling which I did care for as much. I enjoyed reading how he was feeling in that exact moment instead of visually seeing flashbacks of the tragedy with his brother. Reading the novel allowed me to understand what the character was feeling more effectively. Calvin and Beth, the parents of Conrad, seemed much more happy at times in the film versus the novel. As I was reading I pictured a brunette…

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    The Tale of Two Loves In two short stories, “The Story of an Hour” by Kate Chopin and “The Chrysanthemums” by John Steinbeck, the hidden feelings of main characters Mrs. Mallard and Elisa are brought to the surface at a time when the very identity of their lives is threatened. Through a series of choices they discover who they really are and what they really desire—“good” for themselves or the true good of the other. Mrs. Mallard meets a fateful end after satisfying her selfishness and…

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    Hamlet Sarcasm Analysis

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    able to express his feelings of disdain toward his uncle Claudius. In an aside, Hamlet reveals his true feelings, “A little more than kin and less than kind” (I.ii.22). In this aside Hamlet is stating that even though Claudius is related to Hamlet, as his uncle and stepfather, he is nothing, nor ever will be, like Hamlet. Through this use of sarcasm Hamlet demonstrates his scornful feelings for his uncle, as he makes a witty comment. Not only does Hamlet express his feelings through sarcasm, but…

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    language, the importance of observing and remembering the people who have left a mark in what language is now. The poem mentions mansions, children, the bones left behind, the way things are seen and felt, and literate despair. Analyzing the deep feelings of despair the person is going through in the poem and looking at the imagery in it will prove the poems emphasis…

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    A Once Starry Night Being one of the biggest and most lasting Ancient Roman buildings, the Pantheon is an amazing example of just what the Romans were capable of engineering. The Pantheon was a major achievement for the Romans and has made a stamp upon architecture than any other building . The Pantheon was the first of its kind in Rome that was constructed in a non-traditional temple structure. Instead of being setup like a traditional Roman temple, it is the beginning of the traditional…

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    Shakespeare’s successful career continued to grow rapidly as his 154 sonnets were published. As more people read deeper into the sonnets there have been multiple theories on who Shakespeare was writing about specifically in the sonnets. For example, with the first sonnet up to sonnet 126 the poet introduces the “fair youth” which the reader can then infer that the poet might be talking about a male. However, the dark lady is introduced in sonnet 127, and then brought up again in sonnet 128.…

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    other. However, in the end hate will triumph over love as a stronger feeling . Hate is stronger than love because hate can drive people to irrational thoughts which lead to racial segregation and revenge. The KKK exemplifies hate being a stronger feeling than love though racial segregation and irrational thoughts. The KKK’s hate towards the African Americans had led to a multitude of crime like arson, destruction of property and more. A prime example of this would be when KKK would to the a…

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    about the stress that she is experiencing. Ellie expressed that she is feeling like she is not doing a good enough job, that she is being treated unfairly and that these problems and feeling she is taking home with her which is also causing problems. Throughout the session Ellie expressed her overall dissatisfaction with her treatment in her job and feeling picked on. Effect on the Client Ellie entered the session feeling stressed out and frustrated with her current work situation. She was…

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