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    Kiss Me Kate

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    in heaven‚" in which the man and woman are perfectly suited for each other from the beginning. Rather‚ and much more realistically‚ it deals with the proper dispositions that a man and woman might arrive at in order to form a more peaceful‚ if not perfect‚ union. The question is not whether Petruchio is Italy’s most eligible bachelor--certainly‚ he is at times grossly misogynistic‚ possessive‚ and condescending. However‚ at the beginning of the play‚ Kate is by disposition Padua’s most ineligible maid

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    In the story “The Birthmark” and “Bartleby the Scrivener” both stories had to do with what the character think is beneficial to them. In “The Birthmark” the character Aylmer‚ think his wife scar on her cheek makes her look less perfect. Whereas‚ in “The Scrivener” the character Bartleby does what he desire while at work. In “The Birthmark” Aylmer was persistent to his wife getting rid of her birthmark‚ knowing he’s a doctor she is going to allow him to remove it not knowing the outcome‚ but aware

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    Yennadim Medina The Wanderer and The Wife’s Lament: Nostalgia in Anglo-Saxon Elegies. Whenever we read an Anglo-Saxon elegy‚ we may notice a feeling of sentimental longing for a better past‚ which is portrayed by the poet. This feeling is called nostalgia‚ and it is present in many –if not all- early English poems‚ specially in Anglo-Saxon elegy‚ and it is often used in order to convey the ideas of belong to nowhere and having nobody to rely on are worse than death itself. This belonging

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    Chrysanthemums" are both stories portraying feminine sexuality and passion. Calixta and Elisa experience lust for men to whom they are not married to. Elisa seems to have a functional relationship with her husband Henry. She seems content with tending to the prized Chrysanthemums in her garden‚ while her husband tends to all the financial affairs. The observation that they have no children hints to the conclusion that obviously something is lacking in the sexual department of their relationship. Elisa seems

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    so much that they will sacrifice their favorite things for the other. The gift of the magi is about two people; Della and Jim. It is Christmas Eve and Della wants to give her husband Jim a nice gift but all she has is $1.87. She ends up giving up her prized possession (her hair) to get a chain for his watch‚ and her husband sold his watch (his prized possession) to get combs for her hair. They end up with a gift that they can’t use. In the story‚ O. Henry display a character‚ Della‚ who is affectionate

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    The role of a women in the American Revolution was originally a supportive spouse. They would tend to household needs and take care of their husbands businesses while they were away at war. Like in the picture “Banner of Washingtion’s Life Guard” she watches the man leave her behind as he goes to war. She is in a dress and is holding on to American symbols behind her which shows that she will be waiting for him to come back. Another painting that shows how women were expected to be is “Liberty in

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    men ran the household. The women were just there for position or a title such as a wife. Neither woman had a say or if they did voice their opinion their husband would change or overrule their opinion and do what they thought was right or the correct way to handle the situation. The Yellow Wallpaper is about a woman who was depressed and her husband who was a physician whom put her in a bedroom with yellow wall paper. In her mind she describes the paper as having sprawling flamboyant patterns committing

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    have made. Similarly‚ in Catcher in the Rye two very different views on marriage are shared through the characters lives and personal thoughts. Through the character of Griselda in Act One‚ Churchill presents the idea that “a wife must obey her husband” suggesting a traditional view of marriage that is not commonly accepted among society in the twenty first century. It expresses the view that in marriage the woman becomes a possession or a servant of some sort. The word “obey” presents the historically

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    present men in a powerful position; it personifies the world and by doing so assumes that this great miracle must be a man‚ implying that men are the ones in control. ‘And his Wife’ suggests a woman‚ more specifically a wife‚ must stand behind her husband and support him - again suggesting male importance. The analysis for this title is the basis behind Duffy’s idea that relationships between men and women are flawed‚ in the poems Mrs. Lazarus and Mrs. Icarus‚ with the exception of the successful relationship

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    A Doll’s House consists of two examples of foiling. One being Nora Helmer to Christine Linde. At the start of the novel it seems that Nora has it all‚ a loving and wealthy husband‚ a few children‚ and she doesn’t have to work. All she has is some debt that she pays off with her allowance. Unlike Nora‚ Christine has had a life of hardship. She works for a living and has no family because she is alone. By the end of the novel‚ it seems as if the two have switched places. Nora has become alone and deserts

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