A Handful of Dust

Tony loves him so thats the main reason why she gives him another chance, but he also did allot for her to realise that she could be losing her soulmate, another person who helped her find that out was her friend Jone. Jone helps her out by kicking her out of her house and telling her what a great husband she has and how she has become a better person with him.

In the novel, Of Love and Dust, Ernest Gaines discuss means of love in the story which help give readers a look into the interracial relationships between some of the characters in the novel. There is conflict between the couples who are encountered by the reader which hints at love between a white man (Sidney Bonbon) and black woman (Pauline Guerin), as well as a black man (Marcus Payne) with a white woman (Louise Bonbon). Although the love between Sidney Bonbon, the overseer of the plantation, and Pauline Guerin, who happens to be Bonbons mistress, is not clear in the beginning of the novel, it becomes more obvious as Gaines strike up a love interest in

Neither Wes nor Tony really knew how to act, with no father figure and a somewhat careless mother. At the end of this chapter, the two ended up moving in with Mary's parents in

The other Wes Moore written by Wes Moore is about two completely different life stories that have completely different outcomes. Two young men with the same name, lived in the same neighborhood, yet they chose two different paths to walk through life. The author chose going to school and getting an education. The other Wes Moore chose the path of drugs and alcohol. Each Wes had events that help shape the path they would walk on through life.

“Tony was exhausted. Tired from the beating he just gave Wes. Tired from repeating himself. ‗If you won‘t listen, that‘s on you. You have potential to do so much more, go so much further. You can lead a horse to water, but you can‘t make him drink right?‘…That was the last time Tony ever tried to talk to Wes about the drug game.” – pgs.

(26) he feels his soul grow under Ultima guidance. One of Tony’s obstacles in life is to become a man. His mother does not want him to become a man but his father argues saying “everything Tony sees and does makes him a man”(37) but Maria says that it is a sin for a boy to grow to be a man by saying that “life destroys the pureness God gives”. (36) but this is not the only diction Tony has to make. His first dream portrays his insecurity about his identity. He has to choose between the two is he a “fine vaquero” or a “farmer-priest”(9) He is confused, on one side its his mother and on the other its his father. Who should he become? He is also confused about which God to believe in. the golden Carp, who he marvels at the “bright golden-pagan God”(114) on the other side the catholic God “who could not forgive”(120) He does not understand why God cannot forgive Narcisio who is a good man while the Virgin Mary can forgive the evil Teronio. Tony is confused throughout most of the novel. Tony believes that the women always forgive, therefore in his child’s logic he thinks women in general do not judge but always forgive. He has a lot of decisions to make. He remembers his dream where he sees Andrew at Rosie’s and remembers what Andrew had told him in his dream that Andrew “will wait and not enter until (Tony) looses (his) innocence”.(85) Tony’s belief that

In time, Marcela meets a man while Tony is working; she is that starved for companionship. She

Ten minutes later, it was Tony’s corner…Like a soldier after years of combat, Tony hated the war and wanted Wes to do whatever he could to avoid it” (Moore 28). In other words, even though Tony went through this shootout with the corner boys, he expected Wes not to go through the same things he went through in order to live a better life of his own. The text also says, “My grandparents knew that I was at a crucial juncture in my life. These forks in the road can happen so fast for young boys…

After Tony sees the death of Narciso, Tony comes home and tells his family. Then, he immediately goes to see Ultima, and she helps put him to sleep. While sleeping, Tony dreams that he is asking God to forgive Andrew for going to Rosie’s house. God declines the request because he says he was not a God of forgiveness. Tony then tells him he will become a priest in exchange for Andrew’s forgiveness, and God says, “I can have no priest who has golden idols before him…”

3). Tony has been in and out of jail since he was an adolescent. He hits, steals, and he destroys property and says he enjoys doing so "because people are stupid". He shows little remorse for his crimes, behaves impulsively, and lacks empathy for the rights and feelings of others.

In an effort to investigate the claims communicated by Tony (that his brother was making money hustling rather than DJing), she searched Wes’s room, discovering in the process his stash of drugs. Overcome with emotion, “She felt like she’d been punched in the stomach. She sat down on the bed, unsure of what to think. She wasn’t only upset about the drugs, she was upset about the lying.” As a mother who had discovered damning evidence that her second son was indeed a drug dealer, her response was by all means what one would expect; that is, the mixture of sadness, fear, disappointment, and anger. These two private moments communicated by the author, validates the notion that when in private, both Wes and his mother are more inclined to allow feelings of vulnerability to

Relying on powering his suit, it begins to take him over and avoid his interactions with the people he loves such as his girlfriend Pepper. “ You’re going to kill yourself, Tony. I’m not going to be apart of it” (Fandom Wikia 1) . While living double lives serves many consequences, the storylines combine together as these people risk their lives for others while at the same time drifting away from the people they love

With Tony walking through his life with no sense of direction, he tried to find answers from

Another one bites the dust in the play “A Doll’s House” by Henric Isban! Nora truly thinks that her husband Torwald is her “most wonderful thing” (60.III.1) until reality settles in! “When I look back on it, it seems to me as if I had been living here like a poor woman-just from hand to mouth. I have existed merely to perform tricks for you, Torvald. But you would have it so.

Answer: The marriage between tony and Donna was voidable. Tony would [not] be guilty of bigamy, if either Tony or Donna takes action by filing of a Complaint for Annulment (Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 207, Section 14) that the marriage should be voided for two reasons: