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  • Commentary on The Remains Of The Day

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    In this last scene between Mr Stevens and Miss Kenton Mr Stevens makes an act of sacrifice to protect the happiness and stability of Miss Kentons life In the process of doing so he abandons his last remaining hope of ever achieving a fulfilling and wholesome life Unable and too late to express the feelings he has bottled up within him behind his prim faade Mr Stevens must forever carry the weight of his regrets until the day he dies He will never be able to fill the holes in his heart and be co

  • Commentary on The Lottery

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    Black Dot The Lottery by Shirley Jackson written in 1948 depict a small village of 300 people in which the villagers gather annually for a lottery It has been a tradition of lottery in this village for many years and the villagers never brought up any questions The readers must be thinking that the lottery is to win a prize or gift but the truth is that the villagers draw to see who will get the black dot on their ticket and that person gets a death by stoning Jackson use symbolism for the desc

  • George Wilson in The Great Gatsby

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    Nobody heard the shot Not one of Jay Gatsbys servants heard the gun go off George Wilson had fired the perfect shot to kill Gatsby or did he Although Anne Crow makes a few questionable points in her critical review titled The Great Gatsby Mystery but I in fact believe Anne Crow successfully pieced together holes in the story to lead me to believe that Gatsby was not in fact killed by George Wilson but somebody else Throughout the novel George Wilson was portrayed as a spiritless worn out man An

  • Religion in The Crucible

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    A radical religion called Puritanism was vitally important to the people of Salem and they were extraordinarily paranoid of the Devil Two characters in the book The Crucible demonstrate how Puritanism affected the society Judge Danforth is an example of religious ignorance and ends up being the person who condemns everyone suspecting they are all witches On the other hand John Proctor is a level headed farmer who watches as his friends and their wives are accused of witchcraft and sentenced to

  • Commentary on The Crucible

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    The McCarthy hearings went on during the years of 1950 1954 Joseph McCarthy was a U S Republican Senator from Wisconsin and he started aggressively investigating claims that there were Communist and Soviet spies inside the federal government The Cold War was during the 1940s and it started getting very rough between the United States Soviet Union and the Peoples Republic of China The U S went through a period of anti communist tension and suspicion Many were convicted of being Soviet spies Comm

  • Conflict in The Crucible

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    Conflict brings out the worst in people Most of us consider ourselves pacifists and try to avoid conflict whenever possible However circumstances and chance often intrude themselves into our idyll and draw us into situations where we are faced with conflict The philosophers teach us that it is precisely such events where the steadfastness of our characters is put to the test and our better qualities are revealed History however has proven quite the opposite as humans when in fear often instead

  • Commentary on The Crucible

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    Have someone ever judge you without getting to know who you really are in Christ and how you live your life Well the Crucible will explain how to let you not mistake your duty as I mistake my own Second it will tell you I speak my own sins I cannot judge another nor have no tongue for it It will explain the light of God and how I want the sweet love of Jesus Last I will explain how it is my name and I cannot have another in my life In Act IV Reverend Hale stated Let you not mistake your duty as

  • Reverend Parris in The Crucible

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    Reverend Parris The Crucible written by Arthur Miller takes place in Salem Massachusetts during the 20th century This play is about the towns people of Salem who claim to encounter black magic in order to face their struggles and get what they want Reverend Parris is one of these characters He is a monotonous character who only cares about his reputation and well being In this play his social life is bruise which causes him to reject the morals he should have a reverend and become mentally ill

  • Drama in The Crucible

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    The Crucible is not a powerfully dramatic play Do You Agree The Crucible written in 1950s set in Salem North coast of America the play is based on events that occurred during the Salem witch trials between February 1692 and May 1693 When Miller wrote the play most Americans believed in The American Dream everyone has the chance to be happy successful and rich if they worked hard The US were in the middle of the cold war with the Soviet Union a communist country but some people thought that the

  • Love in The Crucible

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    The Crucible Marriages in the 17th century were all but romantic although the husband and wife loved each other it took time for their bond to really develop into love In Arthur Millers The Crucible John and Elizabeth Proctors marriage is a perfect example of a bond that has blossomed and is wilting quickly due to Johns wandering lust for 17 year old Abigail Williams Millers use of Puritan expressions and words illustrate that Elizabeth and John Proctor are experiencing a trying time in their m

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