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    Budreax Monologue

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    we are alike in some ways. I am also curt and I can be snide. You‚ yourself said that I was a spitfire when we first met.” “Yes‚ I did‚ and those qualities are something I admire in both you and Ransom. I just want you two to get along. You are my wife and he is my best friend; maybe even my only friend true… as for Myles. It does not bother me that he is half Negro‚ but I don’t trust him; never have and never will. His association with the Baroness makes him less desirable to have as a friend. She

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    Elizabeth Monologue

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    I loved my wife. When we lost our only son‚ I did everything in my power to make her happy. Bailey was only five years old when he died of malnutrition. We were very poor and no matter how hard I worked‚ I was never able to provide enough for my family. I was ridden with guilt and I always felt responsible. Elizabeth never blamed me though‚ for anything. But I couldn’t show her that I‚ too‚ was hurting. I watched over her through nights when her nightmares caused her to wake up screaming‚ sweating

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    In the novel of “Of Mice and Men” Steinbeck invented an extremely ambiguous character known as Curely’s Wife. Readers would ether like or dislike the personality of Curley’s Wife. Her dream was to be in the movies as she quotes “Nother time I met a guy an’ he was in pitchers. Went out to the Riverside Dance Palace with him. He says he was gonna put me in the movies. Says I was a natural” In the novel she was massively disliked by the other characters for her attracting the attention of other men

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    I Want a Wife

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    Brady’s I want a wife In Judy Brady’s essay‚ “I Want a Wife”‚ she explores why she would like to have a wife. Brady’s style and structure contribute to her theme of female repression. Various style techniques‚ such as repetition and irony‚ are used along with the structural technique of using levels of intimacy. One of Brady’s main style techniques is the use of repetition. She is constantly describing what she wants in a wife and the duties that the wife should take care of: “I want a wife who will not

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    Wife Of Bath Misogynist

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    tales. Amongst those sharing a tale‚ is the Wife of Bath. She tells a story about a knight sent to find out what women truly want. The knight is sent on this mission because he is found guilty of rape‚ in a usually case‚ the knight punishment would result in his beheading. The queen is given the sovereignty to pick the knight’s punishment. The way in which Chaucer depicts the wife of bath‚ shows that she is an atypical woman of her time period. The wife of Bath contradicts the misogynist ideas of

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    The Wife Of Bath Essay

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    the Middle Ages were meek and mild‚ not boisterous and headstrong like the Wife of Bath.Compared to other women of her time‚ she is unique; instead of conforming to traditional stereotypes‚ she follows what she desires. Her opinion on marriage and the purpose of a husband challenges the Medieval role of a housewife. Though her actions are slightly contradictory‚ the Wife of Bath is one of literature’s first feminists. The Wife of Bath is not subservient—she’s the dominant force in her relationships

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    Banquo monologue

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    to the door). He was tempted by the unnatural to go down this path of turmoil and disruption. He lost his way and was not strong enough to fight it off. He began to spend more time by himself; he acted suspicious and began scheming with that haggard wife of his. He was given a chance to take the place of King and he took it‚ fiercely‚ unlawfully and shamefully. Had Macbeth killed the King of Scotland for his own gain? I mean‚ why else would he kill Duncan for? Macbeth was Duncan’s favourite thane

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    Fortunato Monologue

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    like the brick walls I create and then the process seemed as clear as day. I had to cause Fortunato’s misfortune myself by changing his building tools for faultier ones that would not hold up their own weight. "My plan is bullet-proof!" I pestered my wife with all night as she continuously tried to say the flaws in it. But I wasn’t listening to her because what does she know about masonry that I don’t. I went to bed that night with a smile ear to ear because I knew that I had won a week in advance.

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    I Want a Wife

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    1960’s and lasted throughout late 1970’s. The purpose of the feminist movement was to have a right to vote and have the same equal rights as male citizens. Judy Brady’s essay "I Want A Wife" first appeared in the Ms. Magazine’s inaugural issue in 1971. I believe that genre of the article is a classic piece of feminist humor and is depicted as satirical prose. In this essay Brady aims to convince her readers to look objectively at a man’s viewpoints and expectations of what he thinks a wife is and

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    Jessie Monologue

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    It’s someone I’ve had in mind for a while. In fact he’s one of the married men in town. Fits the bill nicely. Peter Jenkins. Runs the local hardware store. Nice enough guy but not a friend as such. I chose him because I happen to know his wife and son were out-of-town on the night in question and he was home alone. Not the greatest of alibis. I’ve made up one of those trinket boxes for him. Not a lot in it‚ just enough for the police to feel they’ve got their man. Her St. Christopher necklace

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