Summary Of Saboteur By Ha Jin

than any other social one that is marked by malice. His poverty, his unchanging and

Due to his selfish quest for happiness, he acts only to obtain the good for himself and has no value for those that get in the way of his pleasure. He is incapable of seeing other people as human beings since he has no spiritual existence inside of him. And because of shutting others out, society shut its door on him.

In The Crucible by Arthur Miller, John Proctor, the protagonist, is a farmer in his middle thirties. The author gives little to no detailed physical description of him, but from Proctor’s speech, we can still picture him as a strong and powerful man who is able to keep every situation under the control, the kind of personality which earns him deep respect and even fear from the people in town. On the other hand, Abigail Williams, the antagonist, plays an inferior role as an orphan who has no social status in a place like Salem. Over the course of the play, John Proctor is absolutely awakened and transformed by Abigail Williams. In the end, he overcomes the crucible by releasing himself from his guilt of

In the short story “A Decade”, Ha Jin further enforces the power and control the government had on everything. The story is told in the perspective of girl who left her village then came back years later in which she recalls her time in school there. More specifically her time with a teacher named Wenli, a shy, soft spoken, innocent teacher who seemingly was not fit to teach under a Communist government. First, she is ridiculed for her singing, then she is publicly shunned for her intimate relationship with a fellow teacher, but the incident that brought her all the way down, was her attempt to teach the class what a metaphor was. She did this by referring to the statement Chairman Mao in which he expressed that americans and russians were dirt. As she explained this was not the case for they were humans as everyone is it all went downhill as the narrator stated, “How dare she change Chairman Mao’s meaning! How could we trust such a teacher?” (Jin, Pg. 204) This in turn causes an uproar amongst the school which causes Wenli to be sent to the countryside. She comes back a monster of a woman compared to who she was. When the narrator sees her teacher in her present cruel self she states, “...similar to how I had felt when my first boyfriend left me for another girl.” (Jin, Pg. 207) This statement allows the reader to have the narrator's real feeling for she witnesses a woman far from the woman she had known only to question herself in a “what have did I

the personality of his duchess, he is shown to be a heartless, arrogant man. His complete

Mr. Chiu unintentionally became the saboteur that he was accused of and there's no indication that he regrets his choices. Although Mr. Chiu lives in a communist society where the Cultural Revolution was redefining the way of life for many Chinese people, there are still some fundamental principles of law and order that have not and will not change. His pride can be confused with arrogance and in this story his pride was definitely a character flaw. However, the complex human experience of Mr. Chiu does not excuse the fact that he contributed to the outbreak of Hepatitis in that region of Muji City. What he did was wrong but the resulting outbreak of Hepatitis has many layers and the blame cannot solely be put on Mr. Chiu. He

Throughout the novel Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet you are introduced to several different family dynamics most of them involving Henry in some way or another. The first family is Henry's, he has a father and mother that are seemingly normal. For the time period they have a normal family dynamic stricter dad and a quieter homemaking mother. Henry loves his family but sometimes feels shutout. His father and mother really want what is best for him so they do not want him speaking their native language for this reason their is a disconnect.

Despite his wealth and successful career, his narcissistic and snobbish traits has overwhelmed his attitude on treating other people properly. he often humiliate those who are not rich and unlucky. His parents had always advised him on not to look down on

"You 've ignored me for a week already," said Mei Changsu, after he entered the room. A week had passed since he asked Lin Chen to make the arrangements for his visits. Every day, he sat quietly for an hour while Lord Yu turned away from him and ignored his presence. Mei Changsu poured a cup of tea for himself, "You must hate me."

Asagai helps Beneatha come to realize she isn’t as independent as she thinks. After the money Walter invested is lost, Asagai says, “Then isn’t there something wrong in a house—in a world—where all dreams, good or bad, must depend on the death of a man?” (3.1.39). Asagai is confronting Beneatha about how she has relied on the insurance money from her father’s death and the investments made by Walter to attain her dream of becoming a doctor. When she realizes this dependency, her outlook is changed as she now holds a new perspective on her dream and a new energy to earn it in her own way. Not only does her realization bring positive change in her outlook, but it also pulls her closer to Walter. While she earlier blamed him for losing the money

Have you ever lost someone important and their memory inspired you after they were gone? Even though Sal’s mother is gone, she continues to affect Sal’s life through the lessons she taught her and the impact she had while still living.

After having read "The Ugly American," I have identified multiple situations through fictional characters that damaged or diluted foreign relationships and interest abroad. The well-elaborated fictional views in which the authors target the readers, allow those who are seeking an understanding of a diminishing or disconnected relationship with countries and governments abroad, provide an opportunity to intellectually wear the shoes that United States foreign policy manufactures.

Throughout my childhood, I pushed myself to exceed standards and use my failures as motivation. My memories are filled with spending hours on end studying one subject so I can perfect my learning. As I sat in my black, broken swivel chair under my bunk bed with only an orange tinted light from my lamp, I repeated information to myself again and again until I could see the words on the page in my head. If I ever failed perfection, I failed because I pushed myself not because I did not try. My goals of excelling standards and achieving a bachelor's degree in engineering make me strive for excellence.

In life, flirt, injustice, and abuse evoke and stimulate not such harm, wound, and pain that embodies the lie within it. The lie weapon adopts a simple tactic of the vulgar characters, who cannot distinguish the humanity, morality, and essence of vision. Just remember, the lie causes the collapse of the communities,

In general society eye, all wrongdoings are seen as wretched. For the typical national, wrongdoing is something considered as an action that is uncouth to encounter. Nevertheless, when taking a gander at infringement against each other, some have all the earmarks of being a bigger number of genuine than others. In Bernard Malamud's "The Assistant", the rule wrongdoing that seizes that story is strike and robbery. However appeared differently in relation to regicide, youngster murder, and hurting of the physical and enthusiastic kind, attack and robbery is the one wrongdoing that is the most "human" among the infringement recorded. Within this paper, I may attempt to exhibit my conviction that strike and robbery to a more comfortable unite with