Living in the Victorian era it was hard for a woman to realize her position in life or recognize her duties as an individual while coming in contact with the world around her Edna Pontellier in The Awakening by Kate Chopin is a mere example of these characteristics Dealing with these attributes on her shoulders Edna struggles with self damnation and is on a journey to seek independence or in other wordsfeel free The first lines of the novel Chopin describes A green and yellow parrot which hung
Kent is one of the best loved characters in Shakespeare and the Fool is one of Shakespeares triumphs in King Lear Explore fully the dramatic characterization of these two and the use the playwright makes of them in highlighting the ideal of Faithful Devoted Love In this tragic comical play by Shakespeare King Lear is portrayed as the tired ruler of England his plan to divide his kingdom between his three daughters and then place his welfare in their trust leads to his humiliation and total loss