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  1. Robert Baldwin - The protagonist of the play. Maratha - Robert Baldwin's wife John-Robert Baldwin's son Evie - Robert Baldwin’s daughter. Mr.Marshall - The president of the third national bank Gresham - Baldwin’s dear friend Plus Two English The Hour of Truth Summary

    1. Robert Baldwin – The protagonist of the play.
    2. Maratha – Robert Baldwin’s wife
    3. John-Robert Baldwin’s son
    4. Evie – Robert Baldwin’s daughter.
    5. Mr.Marshall – The president of the third national bank
    6. Gresham – Baldwin’s dear friend

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    Don’t give up, even if the situation seems to be harsh and impossible to survive. Having the will to survive is a key component to survival. It is the power of our mind and soul that we gather from within ourselves. In the story, Pi never complains to God for being placed in such a harsh and woefulRead more

    Don’t give up, even if the situation seems to be harsh and impossible to survive. Having the will to survive is a key component to survival. It is the power of our mind and soul that we gather from within ourselves.

    In the story, Pi never complains to God for being placed in such a harsh and woeful situation where Death was the only result. Instead, he kept his faith in God and courageously finds the strength from within himself and grows as a person.

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  1. We should always remember that God is seeing everything. He is never too early nor too late. He has a perfect time for everything. No matter what and how much time has passed, the truth always wins. God Sees the Truth but Waits Summary 12th English

    We should always remember that God is seeing everything. He is never too early nor too late. He has a perfect time for everything. No matter what and how much time has passed, the truth always wins.

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  1. The title is absolutely justified because the story is all about Aksionov who lost all hopes and just trusted God. He rejected all the State authorities and institutional justice and recognised the sole authority of God for the real culprits to be punished. The story highlights the message that whenRead more

    The title is absolutely justified because the story is all about Aksionov who lost all hopes and just trusted God. He rejected all the State authorities and institutional justice and recognised the sole authority of God for the real culprits to be punished.

    The story highlights the message that when the World is against you, God alone knows the truth.
    Aksionov is falsely imprisoned for twenty-six years for a crime he did not commit but puts his faith in God and ultimately is proven guiltless.

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  1. Guilt, Forgiveness, Faith, Perspective, Conflict, Freedom and Acceptance are the themes present in the story.Aksionov forgave Semyonich, accepted the truth, attained self-realization and died in peace. God Sees the Truth but Waits Summary 12th English

    Guilt, Forgiveness, Faith, Perspective, Conflict, Freedom and Acceptance are the themes present in the story.Aksionov forgave Semyonich, accepted the truth, attained self-realization and died in peace.

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    Ivan Dmitrich Aksionov: He is the protagonist of the story. He has been described as a wealthy, cheerful and a frisky man in the beginning. However his mirth vanishes at the ending of the story, after being falsely imprisoned out of wrong allegations. Aksionov’s wife:Though she has appeared only twiRead more

    1. Ivan Dmitrich Aksionov: He is the protagonist of the story. He has been described as a wealthy, cheerful and a frisky man in the beginning. However his mirth vanishes at the ending of the story, after being falsely imprisoned out of wrong allegations.
    2. Aksionov’s wife:Though she has appeared only twice in the story, she has been considered as one of the most important part of the play for she was the one who had alarmed Aksionov of the misfortune through her nightmare and the entire story revolves as a proof of her dream. If Aksionov would have listened to her alarming words, then he would have not suffered for his life.
    3. Makar Semyonich: He is the antagonist of the story. He was the actual murderer of the merchant for which Aksionov was accused. And he was the only one who admitted that he is the true culprit at the culmination of the story.

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  1. Following are the main characters in the novel Two Gentlemen of Verona: A. J. Cronin (The narrator of the entire prose). Nicola (A 13-year-old boy). Jacopo (Younger brother of Nicola. He is 12-year-old. Lucia (Elder sister of Nicola and Jacopo. She is 20-year-old). Two Gentlemen of Verona Summary 12Read more

    Following are the main characters in the novel Two Gentlemen of Verona:

    1. A. J. Cronin (The narrator of the entire prose).
    2. Nicola (A 13-year-old boy).
    3. Jacopo (Younger brother of Nicola. He is 12-year-old.
    4. Lucia (Elder sister of Nicola and Jacopo. She is 20-year-old).

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  1. The theme of the story is about responsibility, hope, hardships, sincerity and staying satisfied. To the world, they are happy boys who are doing various jobs, earning a good amount of money and everything is well in their lives. But as we all have heard the proverb “All that glitters is not gold”,Read more

    The theme of the story is about responsibility, hope, hardships, sincerity and staying satisfied. To the world, they are happy boys who are doing various jobs, earning a good amount of money and everything is well in their lives.

    But as we all have heard the proverb “All that glitters is not gold”, which means that though they appeared to be happy, but deep inside they were facing the bitter reality of their lives, hardships, struggles and sacrificing their happiness to bring back normalcy in the life of their tuberculosis afflicted sister. They were orphans and homeless.

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  1. 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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  1. The title of the story is highly justified, because both the brothers faced the adversities and hardships with full courage and determination all alone. Behind their torn clothes and soiled faces, they had a pure soul full of love and self sacrifice. They deserved to be called as "Gentlemen" as theyRead more

    The title of the story is highly justified, because both the brothers faced the adversities and hardships with full courage and determination all alone. Behind their torn clothes and soiled faces, they had a pure soul full of love and self sacrifice. They deserved to be called as “Gentlemen” as they were dignified, sincere and hard working.

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