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    attempt to improve their lives although they are seldom successful. The two works of literature that best support this interpretation are the The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison and “Macbeth” by William Shakespeare. Pecola and Macbeth‚ the protagonists from both works‚ strive to improve their “current” situations but fail miserably. In The Bluest Eye‚ the main character Pecola is a young girl‚ who lives in Lorain‚ Ohio during the 1940s. She grows up in a very abusive household‚ where she is verbally

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    I.S.25                                                                                                                             Emily Tan 722                                                                                                                     September 27‚ 2014         “Circumstances are beyond the control of man‚ but his conduct is in his own power‚” a quote by Benjamin Disraeli‚ is a statement about life and its tribulations. Situations cannot be predicted nor reined in by mankind

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    her use of literary elements such as symbolism‚ motifs and imagery. One of Hurston’s most celebrated novels is Their Eyes Were Watching God‚ in which she uses many examples of symbolism such as the mule‚ Janie’s hair‚ and the pear tree to illustrate to the readers the many trials of which her characters overcome. Zora Neale Hurston utilizes symbolism in Their Eyes Were Watching God to portray Janie Crawford as a character who realizes that‚ through hard work and perseverance‚ one may find out who

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    the right thing‚ when it’s wrong. However revenge is too tempting there for one cannot retain it. In many situations the person seeking revenge not only hurts themselves but everyone amongst them. Mahatma Gandhi confirms this when he says “An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind”. This means‚ from revenge you only end up impairing everyone from the resentful wrongs you perform. Some may agree or disagree with this quote. Euripides shows this quote being true in his play Medea

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    Janie and Jody‚ Conflict and Freedom: Their Eyes Were Watching God In the novel Their Eyes Were Watching God written by Zora Neale Hurston‚ the protagonist‚ Janie‚ and her husband for a respectable portion of her life‚ Jody Starks‚ seek courtship for entirely different reasons. Janie pursues sexual and emotional fulfillment as she journeys to the horizon and to a place of limitless possibility‚ while the male domineering Jody Starks seeks only after power‚ control‚ and a good place in society

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    Janie went through three relationships to achieve her dream of being in love. Over the course of those relationships‚ Janie discovers a sense of her identity. The novel is framed and begins with Janie all alone telling her story to her friend Phoeby. At the beginning of her life she was unsure of who she was and what she wanted but at the end of the novel Janie’s is a proud independent woman. Throughout the novel‚ Janie was submissive but her optimism of eventually having a good relationship and

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    true‚ because John Proctor couldn’t control or change what would happen in the Salem Witch Trials. However‚ he made decisions that he thought were appropriate like proving his wife innocence and sacrificing his own life. In the book Night by Elie Wiesel‚ the PROTAGONIST Elie learns to control his actions and emotions when faced with the ANTAGONIST who were the

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    all men make mistakes‚ but a good man yields when he knows his course is wrong‚ and repairs the evil: the only crime is pride.” This quote can be interpreted as; even good people make mistakes‚ but what actually defines them as good is realizing they were wrong and fixing it. Their true mistake is letting their ego hold them back from doing so. Characterizing Charlotte Phelan from The Help by Kathryn Stockett‚will support the validity of the quote‚ whereas examples of Perry Smith‚ from In Cold Blood

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    Augustus‚ her character became stronger and started to have more confidence in herself. Augustus‚ a philosophical teenager‚ helps Hazel live her life in the limited time that she has although he‚ himself was dying. Both characters became stronger and were able to live their life as much as they could because of how they made each other feel. Augustus made sure Hazel never looked down on herself. When it was time for Augustus to go‚ Hazel was strong enough to give him a proper good-bye. In Lorraine

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    3/20/11 In most cases evil wins the battle but never wins the war. The quote “In literature‚ evil often triumphs but never conquers." This has been proven as valid‚ in both books Macbeth and in Black & White. In Macbeth‚ Macbeth kills the king however he gets killed. In Black & White both boys steel to pay their senior dues. They are both punished according to their racial ethnicity. This is proven as valid in Black & White when

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