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    them‚ possibly if she met some people names Lily‚ Patrick‚ and Tommy‚ she could think of something such as‚ Patricks picks tommy a lily flower for his birthday. This is a way for her to remember the people that she meets. Another way would be the Schachter two-factor theory: emotion is based on two factors: physiological arousal and cognitive label. One example would be when Ellie walks in a room. Normally when you are new and walk into a room wth more than twenty strangers your heart will race. With

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    Madame Defarge

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    Madame Defarge was a symbol of destruction: her archetype was destruction. Although she could have been an avenger‚ her methods and sympathy for others proves her to be a destroyer‚ as she destroys the innocent‚ her own humanity‚ and she does destroy herself. She does what she can to destroy the ancestors of her own cause. As the Evrémonde family destroyed her mentally‚ she tries to annihilate them physically. Many have given her sympathy‚ including the wife of the cheating aristocrat‚ stating

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    Madame Butterfly

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    Madame Butterfly Madame Butterfly is a short story that exemplifies an eastern culture’s conscious and subconscious attempt at socially adaptation to a westernized world. In Nagasaki‚ Japan‚ before the First World War‚ Lieutenant Pinkerton of the United States Navy marries Cho-Cho-San or Madame Butterfly‚ a young geisha. For Pinkerton‚ it is just a casual affair. He feels‚ despite being warned by the American Consul‚ that she will treat the relationship with similar levity. Ultimately‚ for Cho-Cho-San

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    Madame Bovary

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 Madame Bovary opens with Charles Bovary‚ who is dull and boring. He barely becomes a second-rate country doctor when his mother sets him up to marry a widow. After she dies‚ he is lonely and poor. This is when he meets Emma who is a daughter of one of his patients. When they get married‚ Emma is unsatisfied with the marriage and it’s not how she imagined it to be. She becomes depressed and ill and when she finds out she is pregnant‚ Charles moves out of the village in hopes

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    Madame Bovary Essay Question 1 Throughout Flaubert’s Madame Bovary the title character‚ Emma Bovary‚ is immoral. She constantly lies and mistreats her husband by cheating on him with multiple men and attempting to auction off his belongings. She is always disappointed with her husband‚ Charles‚ and‚ at most times‚ is even embarrassed to be associated with him. Just by cheating on Charles with Rodolphe and Leon‚ she performs more immoral tasks than most women even think about. If Emma had any

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    they affect human motivation. Two of these theories that will be discussed are the Yerkes-Dodson Law and also the Schachter-Singer Theory. Each of these‚ while alike in being concerned with how emotions and arousal can affect human motivation‚ also has their differences. The Yerkes – Dodson law is concerned with how arousal alone effects performance and motivation while the Schachter-Singer Theory is concerned with how both arousal and emotion effects performance and human motivation. “The Yerkes-Dodson

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    What Is Addiction? What Causes Addiction? People with an addiction do not have control over what they are doing‚ taking or using. Their addiction may reach a point at which it is harmful. Addictions do not only include physical things we consume‚ such as drugs or alcohol‚ but may include virtually anything‚ such abstract things as gambling to seemingly harmless products‚ such as chocolate - in other words‚ addiction may refer to a substance dependence (e.g. drug addiction) or behavioral addiction

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    In the short story‚ The necklace‚ Madame Loisel is a character who only thinks about herself. She wants to be the top from everybody Madame Loisel is an ungrateful person. For example when her hands her the invitation she says‚ “What do you expect me to do with that.” This shows that she doesn’t appreciate what her husband does to her. This also shows that she is selfish. She was born to luxury. She also has a general attitude. For example when her husband says‚”Why the dress you go

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    Music 101 October 26‚ 2013 “Madama Butterfly” Madama Butterfly is a very tragic story of love and loss‚ devotion and betrayal. Anyone that has been betrayed by their lover can relate to this story. On a very large hill in Nagasaki‚ japan a very handsome lieutenant by the name of Pinkerton‚ is looking over a home he has recently rented from a real estate agent by the name of Goro. Goro is not only a real estate agent ‚but also a marriage broker Goro has made sure that along with Pinkertons

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    Madame Defarge's Secrets

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    secrets within them‚ but when they are discovered‚ they greatly affect the novel as a whole. When Madame Defarge‚ Sydney Carton‚ and Dr Manette each share their profound secret‚ the information that they share changes the lives of those who learn the secrets. Madame Defarge has a big secret in which she wants revenge for which is a cause of much of the action that thus takes place. The reason that Madame Defarge’s secret has such a great effect on the actions set forth in the novel is because her husband

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