MY FIRST SCHOOL: United Church of Christ of the Philippines (UCCP) I went to school as early as 3 yrs old. Ever since, I wanted to be in school. My mother mentioned that I sleep with a notebook and a pencil beside me. NURSERY. I attended the Christmas Party and I gave an intermission number. I sang the song entitled ‘give love on Christmas day’. NURSERY. On March 20, 1998 on the day of our graduation, I got an award […]
Although some people consider it risky to meet people from the internet,?many are leaning towards online dating and apps in hopes of finding their soulmate. Digital dating has easily become a more convenient and accessible approach for busy professionals to find true love. Digital dating can also lead to long-lasting love/marriage and allows for long distance love connections. Online dating has easily become the second most common way for heterosexual American couples to meet and the most common way for […]
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Get help with your assignmentWilliam Shakespeare wrote a multitude of plays with complicated love stories, and Hamlet is no exception. Throughout the play, Hamlet is claimed to be many things; a murderer, a madman, and a lovesick fool. In Shakespeare’s plays, love itself is considered a disease which is why Polonius, Laertes, and Claudius scheme behind his back to battle his madness, among other things. A subplot in the play of complicated theatrics is the love story of Ophelia and Hamlet. One wonders, did […]
The story Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald is one of the few novels which perfectly fits the best love story of all time description. Fitzgerald’s writing, which is almost similar to a work of poetry, with literary brilliant waves developing a rich and lush rhythm, provides jarringly, but splendidly beautiful and emotion-arousing descriptions. The story perfectly captures reality by including very flawed and difficult to sympathize with characters, which is the beauty of the book. Although the story offers […]
While the word “value” is always used to express the monetary worth of something as a price tag, yet using the word in the context of life has a totally different meaning. By the same token, the word “life” seems to be quite simple. However, if you look at it closely, you will see that it’s a very complicated thing with various components resembling a spider web with threads intertwined into a tight tangle. Everyone’s life is unique and is […]
In the early 1800s, there was a young man named George Mueller who lived in Germany. George grew up as a rather rebellious kid who caused his parents constant concern. George went to college where he was well known for making fun of Christians. One day, a friend invited him to a Bible study, and he reluctantly went. Much to his surprise, he actually enjoyed it and was amazed when he saw people who actually knew and loved God. This […]
Heroes assume significant parts at the intrapersonal, relational, and social levels. For some, heroes are helpful good models that show phenomenal boldness and carry on with significantly significant lives. Since the most punctual scholarly works, heroes have been praised and adored (e.g., Epic of Gilgamesh), and they possess an important spot in numerous social orders. Heroes regularly are paragons of prosociality, frequently making a huge effort to help other people, in any event, while doing as such jeopardizes themselves or […]
Theme is a literary element used in literature and has inspired many poets, playwrights, and authors. The themes of love and war are featured in literature and inspire authors to write wartime romances that highlight these two themes. Ernest Hemingway’s A Farewell to Arms deals with the collective themes in the human experience such as love and the reality of war. A Farewell to Arms is narrated from the perspective of Fredric Henry, an ambulance driver in the Italian army, […]
The novel The Secret Life of Bees showcases a girl named Lily living in the south around the 1960’s. Lily is a girl attempting to find out who she is and what kind of person her mother was. In the novel The Secret Life of Bees, Sue Monk Kidd illustrates the theme of how motherly love can heavily impact a person through the character Lily when she confesses she accidently killed her mother, when August further defines the meaning of […]
I wake up from my dream, cars zooming by as my mom is still talking about going to a new school. My sister Iris is complaining. This isn’t unusual, but is still impeccably annoying. “Hey Iris, can you shut your trap? I’m trying to sleep.” I say adjusting my body to get comfortable. “Um, no, I can’t because this is about the 5th school we’ve been to in about 3 years.,” Iris said with a head bob. My mom then […]
Hamlet does not have good relationships with the women in his life, as his life is presented in the famous play. It is possible that one of the reasons why Hamlet is having his mental breakdown in isolation is because of these poor relationships, and this may be due to the frailty of these women, particularly psychologically, that mirrors Hamlet’s own challenges. This helps to explain why he cried out in frustration: “Frailty, thy name is a woman’.(1.2.148). Hamlet is […]
Five years prior to the actual Great Gatsby’s beginning, Jay Gatsby had studied how to behave as one of the rich from Dan Cody. Until going to fight in the First World War, Jay Gatsby was posted in Louisville, Kentucky, He encountered Daisy Fay in Louisville, a beautiful young heiress who is ten years younger than him, who took him for someone who is in her social class. Gatsby preserved the lie which really enabled the progress of their relationship. […]
Youthful hopeful sweethearts learn: connections are untidy and muddled—loaded up with disillusionments, errors, treacheries incredible and little. They self-destruct and now and again can’t be assembled back. It’s not difficult to become negative and harsh. However, as James Baldwin broadly expressed, “you think your agony and your catastrophe are remarkable throughout the entire existence of the world, yet then you read.” You read, that is, the biographies and letters of journalists and craftsmen who have encountered outsized heartfelt happiness and […]
Since the 1950s, the media, government spokespersons, and organizations have all declared private enterprise to be an awesome and beneficial thing for the United States, something which ought to be upheld by all really enthusiastic Americans. In any case, lately, reality has arisen: Capitalism is a brilliant and beneficial thing for the most extravagant one percent of Americans who utilize their fantastic abundance and ability to keep things turning out well for them. Most of us feel the crude edges […]
“I composed my first melody!” I hollered, as I ran all over the foyers, paper held firmly in my eight year old clench hand. Obviously the melody was repulsive, and presently, being nineteen years of age, I can compose better ones. In any case, this revelation that I was fit for composing verses to a tune and afterward having the option to sing it back, was the second where I found that music was my obsession. What stunned me about […]
In Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare shows that young men often confuse beauty for love. This happens due to the fact that love and beauty are very closely connected. As George Boas says: “the ultimate object of love is the beautiful” (583). Confusing beauty for love is not good, and can even be deadly, as Romeo seems to have a habit for falling in “love” with beautiful women, and he dies in the end, out of “love”. Beauty can be a […]
Throughout Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, outside forces, particularly those resulting from the ongoing feud between the Montague and Capulet families, constantly test the title characters’ passionate love for each other. However, these conflicts unexpectedly fail to destroy the relationship between Romeo and Juliet and in fact, render it stronger. The scenes depicting the tension between Mercutio and Tybalt, Juliet and her parents, and the Montagues and Capulets illustrate that these outside forces serve to embolden and amplify Romeo […]
Throughout the play, Romeo and Juliet by Shakespeare, love, and violence have come in contact with each other multiple times. Through the few scenes where these two meet, Shakespeare shows his audience, or readers, that the differences may not be so far apart. The contrast introduces the audience to the theory that love can be violent, and in the midst of violence, there can be love. The juxtaposition of the two elements helps move along the thematic tension of the […]
The three theological virtues, faith, hope, and love are recurring themes throughout history, especially prevalent in theater and plays. The idea of hope in Angels in America by Tony Kushner and How I Learned to Drive by Paula Vogel creates a sense of a happy endings in both plays; however looking deeper it may only be a happy ending for some of the characters. All three virtues must work together symbiotically, without one they would cease to exist. The characters […]
There are many aspects of Irish life that are discussed in James Joyce’s works. The role of religion in shaping social conventions, love relationships and moral structure is a preoccupying element of Joyce’s stories. Joyce’s characters in the Dubliners are described as short-tempered, having thwarted loves and intense class and self-consciousness. Many of the characters in Dubliners, seek escape and adventure, ponder the significance of death and react to the confinement of routine. Why are Joyce’s characters this way? This […]
It is the most wonderful time of year! The weather becomes cooler, fuzzy socks come out, delicious, warm meals are prepared, many holidays to celebrate. But within the last 3 months of the year, we are given a lot of holidays, comes the debate and war of when things are allowed and what should wait until the appropriate moment in time. This is especially true with Christmas music in November as it has become the biggest debate among many. I […]
I believe I have lived an interesting life. I have been adventurous and bold which has led me to amazing opportunities and life experiences. I also believe I have gone through most of my life feeling lost. Without a direction or purpose, I was constantly going in circles. With no direction, I was at a standstill. This led to me to allow my time to be taken up with distractions. One of those distractions being video games. I have played […]
For many, love is defined by a marriage or a happy family. People picture a high school romance or the affection between their grandparents. Despite these commonly pictured relationships, love is often more complicated than one might think. For some, the path love takes can be travelled at the expense of life altering results. Sophocles explores this idea in his play, Antigone, by creating love and death within one family. Although Haimonr’s affection is never directly shown on stage, he […]
A mother’s unconditional love for her child is unlike any other human bond. Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations follows the story of a young boy named Pip as he grows into a man and his quest for the maternal love he was denied as a child. Orphaned at a young age, Pip is forced to grow up with his vengeful sister, Mrs. Joe, and her husband, Joe Gargery. Later, he starts visiting Miss Havisham, a wealthy women who was betrayed by […]
Do you like Deadpool? if you don’t then you probably have another favorite Hero.In this story we will talk about why we are obsesed with Superheros. One reason we love Superheros according to www.debate.org is because we are obsessed with their power.Also acorrding to the slide share we americans are obsessed with heros because of their powers.For example when wonder woman went in to fight the Nazis and she singlehandedly rescued over 100 men.Another example is superman immigrated to […]
In Hemingway’s novel A Farewell to Arms, one of the most significant themes Hemingway emphasizes on in the novel is love. He showed this theme through the novel by descriptively describing Lt. Henry and Catherine Barkley’s relationship. Although in book one of the novel, Hemingway’s view on love is very cynical. He expresses this cynical idea on love through describing Lt. Henry and Catherine Barkley’s relationship as a game where Lt. Henry must plan each action out like moves in […]
Introduction Daniel Black’s Perfect Peace introduces the themes of love, suffering, and coming of age through the language used by the characters, their written thoughts and actions. The character dialogue is in broken English (also known as “Ebonics”) which is used to portray the primary mode of speaking of uneducated African Americans in the 1940s through 50s. Black changes the language within the actual writing and between the characters, their thoughts and attitudes. The language used can be aggressive, negative […]
What is you truly loved somebody, but your family hated their family? Would you side with the love of your life or would you side with your family. Would you do anything to be with the person that you love. In the book Romeo and Juliet the two kids were in the love with each other, but their families the Montagues and the Capulets hated one another. Romeo and Juliet loved the other one too much and didn’t want to […]
As we now know about the other relationships the young lovers are tied into; Shakespeare introduces the new relationship between Romeo and Juliet themselves to the audience. In act one scene five Shakespeare uses hyperbole to demonstrate the difference of feelings compared to earlier in the play- “Beauty too rich for use, for earth too dear!” Romeo is shown here metaphorically lifting Juliet up at first glance; he insinuates his true sincerity by using such words as “beauty” in comparison […]
The books main moral theme has to do with the importance of helping others when no one is able to do so, the feeling of empathy. Ever since he was a young man, Scrooge has placed more importance on his own self- interest. In fact, his love of money chased away the on1e love of his life and his greed is ultimately what made him be the person he was. I compare the Scrooge to the Enron leaders merely for […]
