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    The blue sky which was visible from Mrs. Mallard’s room denoted hope. The blue sky here was seen through patches of clouds. The clouds showed the oppressive and almost dead married life of Louise and now that her husband was dead, the blue sky in between the grey clouds symbolized hope for life andRead more

    The blue sky which was visible from Mrs. Mallard’s room denoted hope. The blue sky here was seen through patches of clouds. The clouds showed the oppressive and almost dead married life of Louise and now that her husband was dead, the blue sky in between the grey clouds symbolized hope for life and for her future, a life free from restrictions.

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    Louise’s heart trouble in the story symbolizes the unhappy and toxic marriage that she was bounded by. It showed how emotionally delicate Mrs. Mallard was. Her marriage and her relationship with her husband put a strain on her health, physically and emotionally. She was exhausted with her lack of frRead more

    Louise’s heart trouble in the story symbolizes the unhappy and toxic marriage that she was bounded by. It showed how emotionally delicate Mrs. Mallard was. Her marriage and her relationship with her husband put a strain on her health, physically and emotionally. She was exhausted with her lack of freedom, unable to care for herself but only expected to take care of her husband.
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    This story is a perfect example of “Where there is a will, there is a way”. We find the two little boys worked hard and lead a laborious life only for their left family member, Lucia. They sold wild strawberries, newspapers, acted as a tourist guides and even worked as shoe shine boys only to earn mRead more

    This story is a perfect example of “Where there is a will, there is a way”. We find the two little boys worked hard and lead a laborious life only for their left family member, Lucia. They sold wild strawberries, newspapers, acted as a tourist guides and even worked as shoe shine boys only to earn money so that they can pay for their sister’s treatment.

    They could have gained sympathy from the people around them, but they rejected the idea of begging and accepted the idea of working hard with perseverance. Even in the time of war and weapons where death and hatred were the only scene, these boys did not fail to pick up hope for the sake of his family. Instead of criticizing their fate ,they accepted their lives as a gift of God and rather than complaining about it, they kept their self respect as their top priority and worked hard.

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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    Lencho went to the post office in the town. He placed a stamp on the letter, wrote "To God" on it and dropped into the mailbox.

    Lencho went to the post office in the town. He placed a stamp on the letter, wrote “To God” on it and dropped into the mailbox.

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    Napoleon had taught the dogs to hate Snowball,as well as because Snowball and Boxer both were given Animal Hero, First Class in the Battle of the Cowshed but Napoleon wasn’t. Thus they were a threat to his authority. Snowball was constantly disagreeing with him, and though Boxer was loyal, he was moRead more

    Napoleon had taught the dogs to hate Snowball,as well as because Snowball and Boxer both were given Animal Hero, First Class in the Battle of the Cowshed but Napoleon wasn’t. Thus they were a threat to his authority. Snowball was constantly disagreeing with him, and though Boxer was loyal, he was more loved on the farm than Napoleon.

    Napoleon was probably planning to eliminate Boxer ever since he got the litter of puppies to train. He taught them to associate Snowball and Boxer with fear, but he hadn’t worked out how he could get rid of Boxer yet. He was afraid of losing support if he let Boxer defend himself against the dogs. Boxer probably would have been fine fighting them, but the animals would be confused on why Napoleon let his dogs attack him.

    Boxer ended up digging his own grave by stubbornly trying to work with his collapsed lung and broken hoof. He basically handed Napoleon the opportunity to send him to the knacker on a silver platter. Napoleon ended up not needing the dogs to kill him.

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    In this story, Kate Chopin portrayed a negative aspect of the marriage through the unhappy relationship between Brently and Louise Mallard. Though much is not said about their marriage or of their relationship, but we the readers get to know some from Louise’s thoughts. She led quite a loveless marrRead more

    In this story, Kate Chopin portrayed a negative aspect of the marriage through the unhappy relationship between Brently and Louise Mallard. Though much is not said about their marriage or of their relationship, but we the readers get to know some from Louise’s thoughts. She led quite a loveless marriage, stuck under the control of her husband. The way she searched for freedom after the death of her husband showed how she was denied freedom and independence while he was alive. Louise realized that she could soon start living for herself and not care about others. The protagonist had mixed feelings for her husband and towards their marriage as seen from her claims of having loved her husband sometimes.
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