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    In Edith Wharton’s novel‚ The House of Mirth‚ she explores the struggles of a woman‚ Lily

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    shown how racism affects each character in the novel. Racism is shown through Rosaleen and Lily’s arrest‚ Lily and Zach’s love affair‚ and also June’s dislike towards Lily. Many characters in the novel come to experience racism or discrimination directly. Very early in the novel‚ Rosaleen gets into trouble with some men‚ and the events that take place influence the entire novel. While Lily and Rosaleen were walking a few white men make racial remarks towards Rosaleen. Rosaleen‚ being the stand

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    The Secret Life of Bees. August says this to Lily to teach her about life and how it is not perfect. This lesson is shown in many ways‚ one being when Lily knows that it was her who killed her mother. Also how she had to deal with T-Ray treating her the way he did and him being rude to her most of her life. These words that August says to Lily in Chapter 12 show how she’s guiding Lily to think better of herself. She doesn’t just try and comfort Lily‚ but she tried to show her how rough life is and

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    The Secret Lives of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd‚ Racism is a huge epidemic in the 1950’s - 1960’s and life is especially extremely difficult for African Americans. However‚ Lily does not understand to what extreme racist whites could go to. Lily at first thinks that colored people exaggerate the supposed racist attacks against them‚ yet Lily is surrounded by African Americans throughout the whole book and its not until she witnesses injustice and unfairness with people close to her that she realizes the

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    that take place in a Lily Owens’ life in the 1960s in Southern Carolina. The novel begins with Lily Owen reflecting on the day her mother died. Lily remembers many aspects of the day‚ but not exactly occurred to end her mother’s life. After Lily has completed her self reflection‚ she is noted to be in the back of police car with her African American nanny‚ Rosaleen. It is soon learned Rosaleen had thrown her tobacco at three high ranking white members of the town of Sylvan. Lily is obviously upset

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    protagonist Lily Bart’s struggle to maintain individualism and find herself while conforming to society’s expectations. Lily is a strong individual in the way she leads life‚ as shown in her rejecting proposals because she is looking for both wealth and a happy life of love and true understanding of herself. However‚ this individualism Lily believed would bring her true self-realization also served as her downfall‚ casting her into poverty‚ cast out of her social circles‚ and depressed.     Lily desired

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    that the character of Lily Bart in the novel The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton‚ “like many other heroines‚ act out a cultural dilemma: when society provides no adult female role of active responsibility and initiative‚ women are confined to passive and childlike states and cannot mature.” I agree with Lidoff’s claim after careful analysis of four key moments in the novel‚ which include: Lily’s acceptance of Lawrence Selden’s offer to join him for tea alone in his apartment‚

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    Explore the ways in which Kidd strikingly portrays the relationship between Lily and Rosaleen in the course of the novel. Sue Monk Kidd uses Rosaleen as a stand-in mother of Lily to change her from a girl to a woman‚ and also to adapt her to the environment that is to come. Continuing the entire way through The Secret Life of Bees is her maternal and womanly impact on Lily‚ and the bond between the unlikely pair is shown throughout the serious and fun events during the story becoming much stronger

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    another word and was escorted by Charles to the airport. He questioned Lily on the facts she educated herself on the Bahamas to “impress” her friends‚ but it was mostly for herself. Charles sended her off with an abrupt hug and Lily was off pulling her bags to meet her friends at the terminal. She exchanged smiles with the boyfriends she barely kept up with and a dog-pile hug from her friends as if they haven’t seen her in years. Lily wasn’t much of a hugger‚ pushing her way out of the mush of friends

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    their life. Love can be expressed in the most indirect‚ but effective ways. Lily and Snow Flower became friends very quickly. They share each other’s stories and communicate on a fan that will forever be a symbol of their friendship. When Lily and Snow Flower were finally allowed to see one another‚ you would never catch them apart and were always by each other’s side. When Snow Flower placed her hand on Lily’s cheek‚ Lily realized she had found somebody who finally cared for her the way she has

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