She's Come Undone

down and wanted to see the ducklings swim around the fountains. The fountains went really high and would splash you. After sitting there for about five to ten minutes we started walking again. My sister, Sondos, felt like her hijab, a headscarf, was undone and wanted to fix it. At the park, the restrooms don’t…

“Are you okay?” She hollers down to the man. He doesn’t respond. She studies him. He’s lying half on his right side with his arm bent behind him in a sickly angle. His face is mostly buried in the mud and dark dry blood is pooled under his mouth. Pip comes to the conclusion that he fell down into the hole, probably during the storm. If he didn’t fall down during the storm, then that means he’s been down there for two days or more and he’s probably dead. Pip thinks logically about the situation.…

Several images are consistently used throughout the play Macbeth. One of the recurring images are hands. In the play, hands are used to signify action being committed separate from your being, and the guilt that comes with it. After having killed Duncan, Macbeth is afraid that someone is aware of the fact he had done it. “As they see me with these hangmen’s hands” (2.2.30). Here, Macbeth is removing his personal self from the murder. He does not see himself as a hangmen, but feels…

the regular duties of household and when he comes to kiss her she reacted rudely and even said: "Go to hell!" (1556). Her husband is a true gentleman because she was not doing anything she was supposed to do so, instead of scolding or fighting with her, he says "you're ill, my girl."(1556). That means he genuinely cares a lot for her and also the answer shows his politeness.Since she's unhappy about her marriage and the current situation in life she's had so many mood swings and couldn't figure…

Bourgeois was fascinated with this concept, due to her parents tumultuous relationship and the trauma surrounding identity that pursued her throughout her life. One of the pieces that highlighted the existence of gender roles in Bourgeois' life was her “She’s Lost It” piece in 1992. A fable written by Bourgeois herself was printed upon a gigantic scarf, 543.56 meters long, and wrapped around a large gallery space with a ball and chain labeled “fear” placed in the centre of the…

Macbeth clearly depicts her lust for power. When she said “Cawdor...shalt be what thou art promised” she almost asserts the witches predictions. And that communicates her determination to go to extreme lengths to get what she wants. In Act 1 Scene 5 we come across Lady Macbeth’s most famous soliloquy which exposes the depth to which evil runs through her veins. The words “under my battlements” mean in her domain. Duncan has graced them with his presence and Lady Macbeth sees this as the only…

personality. For that reason, I have always felt like I could talk to her and come to her with all my problems since she always gives me great advice. If I have done something wrong, she has never showed me judgment. She is like a best friend to me because she is always there whenever I need help. She is there with me to share my happiness, my worries, and even my tears. Even when I have felt so down and almost lost, she’s the one person that can bring me back for any kind of depression. She…

betrayal that has upon children especially Hazel because of the way she was raised that even "gangsters in the movie say My word if my bond." Bambara dialect such as: ax, good electric, they was, and ole can give an image of the background Hazel comes from. She does not behave with any manners in the movie theaters instead she goes "wild, yellin, booin, stompin and carryin on." A theme of the story deals with poverty. At a point in the story, she mention how she sleep with the lights on but she…

indoors. Each animal call or any special type of reaction is different to its needs and wants. It’s just like having kids. This instinct is almost the same as to how I react to my children. The cries and actions they give. I am very articulate when it comes to caring for my children. I know who they are because of how they talk, act, or feel. My ability to understand and interpret my daughter’s cries or…

She forms a close relationship with the group’s sole male member, Luke (Alex Sharp), an eccentrically upbeat British ballet dancer who’s on the road to recovery with both his anorexia and knee injury. Although Ellen begins making progress, it is undone when fellow patient Megan (Leslie Bibb) suffers a sudden tragedy and past traumas involving her birth mother Judy (Lili Taylor) rear their ugly head, putting Ellen’s already fragile health in more…