Tender Is the Night

pets turned into hatred. The narrator was known for being kind caring, tender and loving. He loves animal and enjoy taking care of them especially his favorite, a cat named Pluto. Afterwards, he started to drink, and his personality drastically change for the worse. Consequently, he started to verbally and physically abuse his wife and pets and later murder them in a cruel manner. But how does a person’s behavior go from tender, caring and loving to hatred and murderous? If so how does addiction…

more I doubt it not” (Shakespeare III iv 13-15). What Capulet is doing is taking the decision from Juliet's control and claiming she will marry Paris solely because it his will for it to be done. He knows Juliet's position on marrying Paris from the night of the masquerade, when Paris failed to woo her. At the moment going through his head is the belief this is right, although he is deciding without consulting Juliet. Moreover, later while speaking to Juliet he has declared his intentions for…

innocence in the night, her real guise succeeds to crack the shell of demureness, insecurity and guilt, which lead to her losing touch with the reality. She believes she is a victim of the harsh world that deprived her from love and forced to succumb to indecent desires. Feeling guilt and filthy, she tries in all sorts of ways to cleanse herself from the past…

As a 44 year old violinist, Fritz Kreisler did not seem like the perfect candidate for the role of an officer in the Austrian army during the beginning of World War 1, but his ability to quickly adapt and respond to the unusual demands placed upon him during his time fighting was what helped him lead his platoon to victory against Russian forces in Galicia and ultimately get himself back into the arms of his wife. After reading Kreisler’s Four Weeks In The Trenches The War Story Of A Violinist,…

The patient is a 56 year old Bangladesh male came by ambulance due to sudden onset of shortness of breath at 3 o’clock in the morning when he woke up to go to the washroom. The patient also has chest pain, nausea and vomiting, fever and worsening orthopnea The patient is having dementia, hypertension and ESRF stage 4. However, patient reused HD and was under nephro clinic, but planned for palliative management. The patient had been admitted to the hospital due to the same presenting complaint…

Nearly two-thirds of children ages zero to six receive some form of non-parental child care on a regular basis. Having raised three, myself, I found it difficult to juggle my busy work schedule and taking care of my children. There were a lot of late nights that I had to rush home exhausted and make sure my children…

could never be written by an Australian. It is too airy, too sweet, too freshly happy. The Australian mountain forests are funereal, secret, stern. Their solitude is desolation. They seem to stifle, in their black gorges, a story of sullen despair. No tender sentiment is nourished in their shade. In other lands the dying year is mourned, the falling leaves drop lightly on his bier. In the Australian forests no leaves fall. The savage winds shout among the rock clefts. From the melancholy gums…

Two years before All That Jazz, I saw Saturday Night Fever THREE TIMES because I loved the music and dancing so much. The scene where Annette offers Tony, what looked to me like breath mints in her hand, never made sense to me. Why is she giving him breath mints at that very moment? And why is he…

main character of the book Night, spoke and breathed these words when he was in the horrific hands of the famous leader, Adolf Hitler. In 1944, Elie Wiesel and his family are forced out of their hometown and into forced labor camps called concentration camps. Elie and his father are strong Judaism believers, especially Elie, who prays every day and would give anything to be loyal to God. But as Elie and his father lose strength and hope, they also lose faith. In Night, Elie Wiesel uses tone,…

Macbeth is a tragic play written by William Shakespeare. In Macbeth, the audience witnesses Macbeth’s character deteriorate. In the beginning of the play, we see Macbeth as the Thane of Glamis and as a hero. As they play goes on, Macbeth becomes less and less human to a point where he does not care when he finds the love of his life committed suicide. Macbeth was willing to purposefully or inadvertently murder four people, including his wife, and his best friend. Firstly, we see Macbeth’s…