Hanna's Guilt Quotes

In the book the The Witch of Blackbird Pond; Nat, Kit, and Prudence all grow in friendship with Hannah Tupper. They all meet Hannah in their time of need. Hannah showed them kindness, gave them strength, and provided love for them, while Nat, Kit and Prudence all provided their own actions of love to Hannah too, despite the consequences.

In this book I had a lot of moments of truly being astonished by the characters views and what they would say. The line that meant the most to me in this book was when The Antagonist had given Michael Vey an ultimatum of either killing a innocent man or letting his mother die. Michael’s response to this was, “My mother would rather die then see me become a murderer” I liked this because it showed both the justice and willpower of Michael. I say this because I know for a fact that I would have killed that man because even if it would be the wrong thing to do

Guiltiness is shown in “To Kill A Mockingbird” by how Atticus prevents to show that guiltiness from Maycomb so it won’t corrupt his children, both Jem and Scout. That’s what’s “To Kill A mockingbird” is mostly about; to see what happens to corrupted people and see how it affects their environment. Sometimes in this book it shows the loss of innocence like how the court case went with Tom Robinson, he was proven to be “guilty”, but in reality, he wasn’t guilty, he was just accused of “ rapping a white woman” that ended up being false claims that were noticeable during the trail/case of Tom Robinson, but at the end of the day, he was still accused of “raping a white woman” guilty. This is an example with many others as well being proven guilty in “ To Kill A Mockingbird”.

Although everything may seem like it fits perfectly, sometimes people just tell you what you want to hear. Ariana’s last two years have been filled with Kaitlynn sob stories about how she was wrongfully committed. After Briana Leigh’s confession her story all fell into place. This lead to Ariana taking a drunk Briana Leigh to a lake and drowning her. Ariana couldn’t believe that she ever thought Kaitlynn had lied to her. Just like always, Ariana formed a plan. This time, her plan was to get Kaitlynn out of Brenda T. so that they could finally move on with their lives like they always daydreamed about. When Kaitlynn finally does get out, they meet at the lake, where Briana Leigh Covington was killed. In this part of the book, Kaitlynn’s walls

Guilt is an unhappy feeling that you have done something wrong or think that you have done something wrong. It is a powerful emotion that can drive people the rest of their life to make up for what they did. In the novel, Sarah’s Key by Tatiana de Rosnay, many characters feel like they must make up for past wrong doings because they feel guilty. These characters include Julia, Genevieve and Edouard. All of these characters are motivated to fix the injustices of the Holocaust.

To start off, Abigail shows that she has an understanding of the town and uses it to her advantage when she wants to. She knows how to scare the town, which is how she was able to manipulate the town, since she knew the biggest weakness. Their biggest weakness was witches because Salem town was a very religious town that wanted to follow only God's commandments. During the play, it showcases how Abigail knew what was going to happen "There is a faction here, feeding on that news, and I tell you true, sir, I fear there will be a riot here." This quote shows how Abigail reveals the understatement of tensions between the community.

The novel The Bright Forever shows ways someone can feel guilty. It also shows how different people are affected by the guilt they carry with them. With Ray it was for the way he acted and the things he had done while on drugs and alcohol. The guilt made him confess all the wrong things he had done in his life, and want to change into a better man. Junior felt guilty because he believed he could have stopped Katie from being kidnapped.

Why hadn't I jumped up immediately when she stood there and run to her! This one moment summed up all [his] half-heartedness of the past months, which produced [his] denial of her, and [his] betrayal. [He believed that] leaving was her punishment." (83) He wanted to show her off to his friends but could not even do that because he felt that “talking about her so belatedly would misrepresent things, make it seem as if [he] had kept silent about Hanna for so long because [their] relationship wasn’t right and [he] felt guilty about it.”

Michael Mackenzie, struggles to conquer his guilt mentally and physically. For example, “When he finally fell asleep. He dreamt he was flying...he flew over treetops

Lesley Choyce’s The Book Of Michael illustrates that it is important to move on from hardships that occurred in our past. Michael decided to move on from his girlfriend’s murder, and instead of mourning, he decided to go back to school and do something with his life. “I had nothing to lose. I had already lost it all. I was free. Strangely enough, my parents tried to stop me. They thought I had lost my mind. ‘Why today?’ my dad asked. ‘What do I have to lose?’ was my answer.” (Choyce 147-148) This quotation tells us that Michael wanted to go back to school and start a new life again. He keeps repeating that he has nothing to lose, which shows us that he is starting from scratch again and has nothing that he can possibly lose. In addition, Michael

Michael suffers great depression since his dog Ked died. Most of his family and other colleagues address him to see if he is through with Ked’s death, but really he was depressed all along. “I can't tell how sad i really am about Keds versus how sad i am in general”(Cameron 223). In addition, Michael gets sad of unusual things. “I can picture her eating a banana in her tiny office. This, too, makes me sad”(226). Michael gets depressed about Mrs. Dietrich being alone. Also, Michael gets heartbroken about other little things. “I think of her learning to write beautifully as a child and then growing up to be a guidance counsellor, and this makes me unhappy”(227). Michael is not just depressed of his dogs death, but every little problems in his life.

So naturally Michaelis tried to find out what had happened, but Wilson wouldn’t say a word — instead he began to throw suspicious look at his visitor and ask himself what he’d been doing at certain times on certain days of the week. Just as the latter was getting restless, some workers came past heading to the door for his restaurant, and Michaelis approach the chance to get away, intending to return later. But he never did. He supposed he forgot to, that’s all. When he gets outside again, a little later after seven o’clock, he was remembered of the conversation because he heard Mrs. Wilson’s voice, loud and clear coming down-stairs in the garage.

Michael is a sub-affected person of the war . He is affected because of Alice going overseas to become a nurse. “Alice was in one of the war zones… [and] we feared for her life.” In the process, Alice became missing for a while and in result Michael received a stroke, and starts to feels depressed about everything.

Alice’s alcohol dependency has impacted her family greatly. Michael feels inadequate because he can’t fix his family’s problems. He believes that all problems are fixable and since he is the man in house, it is his job to protect his family and fix his wife. Fixing is what drives this family. It shows the dysfunction in the family when they look away and avoid conflict rather than dealing with it head-on. Generally Michael is doing the fixing and believes that by “fixing” the problems they can move on like nothing

At first, she would like Michael to be honest in their relationship but then when he is, she doesn't want to hear the truth anymore. When he says that he likes looking at other women, he tells her that she "[doesn't] have to listen to [it]" (p.4) however, "[she] wants to" (p.4) listen to the truth. Once he reveals everything to his wife, she is heartbroken and doesn't want to hear "about how pretty [the women are]."(p.5) She wants him to keep everything "to himself" (p.5) because "[she's] not interested."(p.5) Their marriage is unstable.