for ever Farewell the tranquil mind! Farewell content!” (3.3.397-409) • Body Paragraph 2: o Topic Sentence: The women remain loyal to their husbands even when they are still mistreated and allow themselves to be mistreated. • Iago: To have a foolish wife. Emilia: O, is that all? What will you give me now for the same handkerchief? Iago: What handkerchief? (2.3) • Cassio: “Alas, poor rogue, I think i’ faith she loves me.” (4.1.128) • Desdemona: “Nobody. I myself. Farewell. Commend me to my kind lord
myself. Farewell. Commend me to my kind lord. O, farewell!” The loyalty displayed by Desdemona can also be considered a show of her independence. In this time, women were heavily dependent on the males of society, and more often than not followed the codes of racial prejudice set by the men and the guidelines of marriage set out by their fathers. Desdemona, however, forges her own path in the world of Venice. She also uses her mother’s actions as a presedence for her actions (1.3.179-185) My noble
Throughout the course of the play Othello, Desdemona's character evolves and develops. In the beginning of the play, Desdemona was a strong woman who challenged traditional Venetian beliefs, but as the story goes on, her strength is weakened and her relationship with her husband diminishes. Desdemona starts off in a period of naïve, happy love of Othello, progresses to a phase of bitterness at his treatment of her, and ends with a final, powerful adoration for her husband that survives even through
experience in WWI is one of violence, death and tragedy, but his is also a story of loneliness and camaraderie, of love and sacrifice. A war novel not unlike others, about a soldiers relationships in the trenches, sharing directly many sentiments from Farewell to Arms. Whether the soldier gets companionship from women, a stranger and enemy, or eachother, this contact with someone just as fragile, but also concrete, as himself gives a soldier a reason to keep fighting. Solitude can drive the strongest
Gertrude influenced Hamlet significantly throughout the course of the play. Shortly after the passing of King Hamlet, Gertrude marries Claudius, who happened to be the brother of her recently deceased husband. Hamlet was outraged by the actions of his mother with her remarriage to his uncle. After the interaction between Hamlet and the ghost of his father, Hamlet was driven to insanity because he was introduced to the news that his own uncle had poisoned his father in
Friends of the groom ship the bride’s dowry and the bride say goodbye to her parents and leaves the house accompanied with her friends and relatives, who sing farewell songs. In the husband’s house women welcome the bride, singing traditional wedding songs. In front of the door there is the white track, payandoz, by which the bride enters the house. She stops before the door and makes “ostonasalom”, the bow to
something big. In the play Comedy of errors, the main character, Antipholus of Syracuse, admits that he has lost his own identity during the search for his mother and his twin brother, he never felt ‘complete’. Antipholus’ personality has changed over time, which questions how far we would go to seek what we desire. S. Antipholus “Farewell till then. I
Imagine being surrounded by hundred-mile an hour winds and torrents of relentless rain that refuses to let up, as if Mother nature herself is against you. This is the sort of experience that many people suffer, and a lucky group survive. It is unimaginable, and nothing can truly do the experience justice, however, some do try. One of these such stories was written by David T. Hilbun. The title is “Hope.” This story tells of a boy and his father who survive a hurricane that barrels through their
was in my beautiful goddess form. "Oh, my goddess but of course, send me away." I sent him without waiting, I remove my goddess form and sit on my couch, my room is a white empty room, my room has a television, a couch and a table full of snacks. I open the television with my great god powers. "Open television." I don't need a remote but I do have one that I never use, I want to watch his adventure live so. "Live feed open." I don't need to say anything to activate the live feed but I have my principles
beliefs are: things belong to Him, not the inhabitants of the world. Every citizen knows that God has the right to take away from people. Anne bids her house farewell, for “all’s vanity” (Bradstreet), and acknowledges she has better waiting for her in Heaven, built by the “Mighty Architect”, she leaves her belongings behind and bids farewell to the ruins, satisfied that her ‘hope and treasure lies above”