The Sun Shines Bright

nervousness with honesty. Zimmerman reacts perfectly by walking down the hall and flipping a switch, “I don’t know why this light is never on” she says, “but I need it on or else I can’t see well enough to open my own door”. Her smile relaxes me. Asking Questions and Getting Answers Ellen Zimmerman has thin light blonde hair that rests just below her earlobes, her bangs dangle just over her eyes, covering her eyebrows. I remember when I first saw her I thought: she is tall like me. Her office is smaller than I imagined, with few plants, some pictures of her kids, and lots of shelving. I sit in a green leathery chair at the side of her desk, I can’t help but think I might bump my head on the shelf that sits inches above me. The room has a bright glow about it, just like Zimmerman herself. She gets adjusted in her seat, and now I must speak. The question asking isn’t flawless, but Zimmerman understands. When you are an Anthropologist you study people and their culture, trying to understand their way of doing things. As an Anthropologist Ellen Zimmerman is a traveler. She has studied in places such as China, India, and Africa. I have never been eager to travel, but Zimmerman’s stories bring images of my lack of travels, I want to tell her this. Zimmerman got a chance to visit Germany as a high school student. It was there that Zimmerman possibly discovered her voice and power. Learning at an all-women’s German school definitely was the way to go for this budding…

Imagery of light and darkness, one of the most often repeated image patterns in Romeo and Juliet, is relevant in even from the very first act to show Romeo’s affections towards Juliet and Rosaline. For example, as Benvolio tells Romeo to go to the Capulet’s party to seek new love, Romeo replies by saying ”One fairer then my love! The all-seeing sun/ Ne’er saw her match from since first the world begun.”(1.2.94-95). Romeo is saying that even the bright, long lasting sun hasn’t seen someone as…

This painting relates to The Outsiders by showing what the greasers feel like. The greasers have to go endure the fighting and being outlawed because they look like “hoods”.The greasers look like rough tides, swishing back and forth hopelessly because it seems as if they will never get to shine bright like the sun in the sky.This is evident on page 5, “Hey grease, one said in an over-friendly voice. We’re gonna do you a favor, greaser. We’re gonna cut all that long greasy hair off”. On the other…

As all readers know, both Romeo and Juliet die in Act 5 of the play. This final quote comes from the instant Romeo finds Juliet lying in the tomb. "A grave? O no! a lantern, slaughtered youth, for here lies Juliet, and her beauty makes this vault a feasting presence full of light" (5.3.84-86). A “lantern” at that time was referred to as a room with many windows that allows light to shine through. A “feasting presence” is a chamber where festivals are held. This is significant due to the fact…

In the middle of the African Savanna, a frightened zebra clings to an unimpressed giraffe, which stares at river located towards the west. In the expansive landscape, mountains spring up from the earth with a majestic presence that shows their dominance and power in the light grey of the limestone. The jagged curves of the mountains demonstrate the timeless beauty of nature and the earth’s geological past, which slowly transformed the savanna. The sky witnessed these changed over the centuries…

to humans finding love.. As an illustration, Oates uses the colors of the Yucatan parrots to describe their flamboyant looks in the sun. With anaphora Oates conveys her image of beauty in her writing. “Perching splendid in the sun” (2). The quote creates an image of the female parrots glowing in the sun waiting to be won by a male parrot. With Oates giving the hint of the mating season arriving in her title “Love” of the Parrots” she creates a hidden metaphor toward how humans see other humans.…

The same sun that illuminates the bustling place where people travel in cars at extreme speeds also shines on the small villages where people travel on horses without a care in the world, emphasizing the beauty of all parts of such a country. The village has no actual roads rather than just rocky sandy paths to go through destinations. The kids laughing and riding their bikes all day is what is witnessed. The abundance of stray dogs some that get around alone, others in packs. The amount of…

captures the gray skies and turns them into something truly beautiful. A breathtaking sunset frames the ocean, praising Him with it's spectacular colors and swirls. The bright sun comes up above the hills. A glimpse of the bright orange is visible from the streets of California. Only His love is like the rising sun, filled with worship and…

In the novel Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, Steinbeck shows us two different setting places to give us a better interpretation of how the story is moving along and the different characters. The first setting place is the pool that George and Lennie, two meager migrant workers, stumble along when they are trying to find another farm to work at. The author gives vivid descriptions of the location using words like, “Evening of a hot day, Little wind, Crisp sycamore leaves, Still, green pool”…

an after wedding party was supposed to be big and have a big feast. Petruchio already took that away from Kate by taking her to his home and now he acts as the dominant man and refuses to touch anything that is not perfect. When Kate and Petruchio are traveling to Bianca’s wedding, Petruchio decides to test Kate’s obedience in public through celestial imagery. Petruchio mocks Kate to show his dominance by saying, “… How bright and goodly shines the moon!/ The moon! The sun: it is not moonlight…