In the play A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams the word desire is used both literally and figuratively in many ways Each character has things that they long for such as love money or both and they cannot get what they want out of those things This play can be related to any persons everyday life because we too have things that we want or think we need and those things may be just out of reach The first example is Stella She has a kind heart but is blind to how Stanley treats her She
In the interesting dynamic story of Barn Burning by William Faulkner Sartoris finds himself between a rock and a hard place There seems to be a sense of moral code between the Snopes family It is a different sense of moral codeit is more of an utter loyalty to the family vs whats actually wrong and right Their whole family exhibits a sense of being on the outskirts of society and not really socially accepted is what I take from it William Faulkners characters in Barn Burning are possessed drive
Of Mice and Men Critical Analysis The supreme irony of life is that hardly anyone gets out of it alive Robert A Heinlein Although many of the points of this story are plain and dry there are many that are conveyed through the literary device of irony Within the story one of the most prevalent examples of situational irony has the thematic message of the pain you have to go through when losing someone dear to you despite what may have occurred in the past This irony is displayed firstly with Car