whoever is reading this, I want you to pull yourself out of your shoes and try to look at yourself from the other peoples’ point of view. I know it’s hard to imagine that but let’s give it a try. Now, the most important question comes, are you’re seeing the real you, or just a person you created to help you fit in the society? Hard, isn’t it? Let’s give it another shot! I want you to tell me the first thing that comes up to your mind when you hear the word “self”. Do you imagine a heart, white smoke
family member. Confucius has a deep impact on Koreans and this is why they believe in honor, loyalty, sincerity and duty. Koreans believe in following protocols in all walks of life when it comes to meeting, praying, eating or even celebrating is very important to the Korean people. Let us have a look at different Korean etiquette in this essay. Bowing is equivalent to a handshake in all Korean culture, showing respect to the you are meeting with. Gifts have remained a big part of their culture always
happening to me is my own fault. I have done something wrong ... I am inadequate and stupid, without worth. I might as well be dead” (CE 438). While Elaine in this depressing state of mind, she hears the voice that “has the force of an order: Do it. Come on. Do it” (CE 439). This voice persuades her to commit suicide and she obeys it; actually this voice belongs to nine-year old Cordelia. Elaine after this event, become conscious of the fact that she is haunted by her past and Cordelia; as a result