Don 't Love Or Like Someone And You 'll Go !

She may have had hideous cousins (most of them), but in her case, she looked more like a twelve-year-old girl, with long chestnut colored hair and green eyes. She was tall and thin, but was very lean. She had blisters on her hands from work

While her siblings were the fiery ones. Everything about them was bolder than she was. Her sister and brother both had dark brown locks and eyes made of chocolate. They looked regal, they looked like her father. She, on the other hand, had long, honey colored locks. Her eyes were dark blue, but they always looked lighter when she cried. Her skin was milky white and her stature was shorter than that of her siblings. She always had a slight pinkness to her cheeks, which is why her mother named her

The narrator describes her in the quotation, "Angela Vicario was the prettiest of the four, and my mother said that she had been born like the great queens of history, with the umbilical cord wrapped around her neck, But she has helpless air and a poverty of spirit that augured an uncertain future for her" (Marquez

06” in height, weighing 265 pounds with bleached hair and having brown roots showing near her scalp, which she appears to have shoulder length hair which was in a pony-tail. She had dark brown eyes and had a heavy build. Her cheekbones were prominent and rosy and hamster-like. Her chin was round and double-chinned. Her ears were lop-eared, and her eyelashes were false and long, with her eyebrows were arched and penciled. She did not wear any makeup.

Angela is very fashionable and likes to wear good looking clothes and is really sassy.

Her face reveals various traits. She has an oval face that shows a sweet, balanced character; however, her brown hair denotes an independent nature and coarse character. I see shyness and reserve through her small ears and sensible independence through her hazel eyes. The shape of her low and wide forehead tells me she has intuitive nature. Balance and patience call out to me from her straight well-formed nose, but her lips reveal something else. Her small lips say that she is cold

Her best quality was that she had long, beautiful dark hair. Her hair is what had drawn men to her. Another symbol is a storm. She could either be very calm or very angry. An example of her being angry was when Joe had died, her tone was very resentful as she had regretted being with him.

Mrs.Gulon had wavy, shiny blonde hair that went three inches past her shoulders. She was tall and slim and her face was one and a half inches smaller than a normal size face. There was a four inch wide, one inch tall half bump on her face. The bump had light blue eyes and a nose. The nose was shaped like a baby's nose but only a titch smaller. Below

what the characters are like” (Arp 162); for example, she mentions Mrs. Slade’s “vigorous black eyebrows” (Wharton 1) and “small determined nose”(Wharton 1). The author also divulges that Mrs. Ansley is “far less sure than her companion of

His physical characteristics, mannerism, and personality captivated me. He is tall, Caucasian. His brown eyes match the color of his hair, and his white skin makes his hair looks darker. His breath is fresh and tempting; his lips tantalizing. His jaw bone is like the one of an angel and everything in him is beautiful. His long neck is always well perfumed, and every time you get near you can feel the sweet-smelling fragrance. His long, toned arms can hug you like a bear along with his hands that are big and masculine. His chest is hard and tanned; his abs prominent. His long, strong legs are like the ones of a sports man as well as his feet. His gentlemanly mannerism and courtesy are one of a kind. Furthermore, he is intelligent and mature. He can have fun like a little boy and can make me laugh with whatever craziness he does. He is very energetic and a great leader. He may be explosive at times, but most of the times he reasons before he talks and knows exactly what to say. The man

So the night I fell in love with "the one," I was not under the influence of anything except love itself. We talked briefly at the party, met up at the bar, and danced three perfect dances. He was

These included the meeting of both eyebrows at the bridge of the nose, curved fingernails, low-set ears and a pair of yellow eyes.

Angela takes “only the time necessary to say the name” (47) and arguably Santiago has been chosen simply by random fate; any male’s name would suffice, suggesting in a patriarchal society valuing a women strictly for virginity, all males share the blame. Angela’s appearance versus her reality is complex because while she has undeniably corrupt qualities, an admirable goodness shines through; the narrator acknowledges

Mrs. Rolston was a woman of a height of about five feet on inch. She had beautiful blue eyes that shined and crinkled when she smiled or laughed. She had dark brown hair that had a slight curl to it. Her smile gleamed in the small light of the classroom and brought a smile to all of our faces. She never really wore makeup and she didn’t need to because she was pretty without it.

A lot of psychological theories on love and hate focus on proximal mechanisms instead of ultimate explanations. I think it would be beneficial to, first and foremost, consider why these emotions evolved. Our genes want us to choose an optimal mate and raise children together. However, why would a rational person want to do that? I believe that love motivates us to act in a way that benefits our genes instead of our own immediate self-interests. Mating and childrearing take up a lot of time, energy, and resources. Taking care of a baby would not be very pleasant if we didn’t feel love for them. It would not be rational to waste so much of our time and effort on mating and having children when there is no extrinsic benefit to us directly. Therefore,