Home Life Analysis

The culture of set societal rules and conventions urges Catherine to be with Edgar, compelling her to be ‘the greatest woman of the neighbourhood’ due to them being relatively firm in their gentry’s status. This suggests the importance of her social status against the nature of her love for Heathcliff stating, ‘we would be beggars’, through employing the word ‘beggars’ the reader crafts the idea of her belief that she won’t survive without her status. Catherine admits ‘It would degrade me to marry Heathcliff now; so he shall never know how I love him’ Thus implying a swelling sense of her vanity and pride; enough to enjoy the position she gains from being married to Edgar despite her admiration for Heathcliff, being ‘more than (herself) than (she is)’and

Catherine reveals to him that she found the Love Dare and will need time to forgive him after he apologizes for his wrong behavior. Caleb shows kenosis in his line of work, by laying down his life for a stranger, an act of complete selflessness, and shows it in his marriage as well. After his transformation, he gives up his life savings of $24,000 for medical equipment that is needed after Catherin’s mother suffers a stroke. This strikes a chord with Catherine and she is moved to tears by his act of selflessness.

After Maria got the abortion, she has given a different perspective and a different view about herself. This constant unbalance of emotions have been projected since the abortion. When she goes to the steakhouse with Les Goodwin, she orders a huge meal that same exact night. Little by little Maria begins to remember about her mother and silver wells. She wants to go back to her mother specifically the last day Maria saw her. Then Maria proceeds to bleed again. Maria goes to the doctor and receives a check up. Again, Maria then wants her mother their with her. As Maria is working, she beings to feel some pains. By midnight she bleeds so much that it was out of control. Later on, Maria and kate have three days to spend in December. They both

Catherine is forced to do lady tasks that she thinks are unbearable. "I can stand no more of lady-tasks, endless mindless sewing, hemming, and doctoring" (10). This quote shows

However, when she is confronted with letting her "friend" Kristi find out about Jason, Catherine hesitates. She keeps her secret, is not seen with Jason in front of Kristi, and hesitates involving Kristi in anything involving Catherine and Jason. When Jason learns about a dance that Catherine is not going to, he basically tells her that her rule not to dance in public is stupid. Ultimately, Catherine overcomes her concern for what Kristi thinks, and Catherine and Jason dance all night.

The Bratayley family is obviously overwhelmed with grief, but they did share a video of Caleb the day before his death to remember the gentle soul. Caleb appears completely healthy, but looking a little tired, as he sits eating breakfast with his sisters. Without hearing the tragic news, it would be a simple day with the video camera rolling at the Bratayley household.

Adam tells Charles that they could go travel but hears Cathy covered in blood and dirt. They decide to take her in and clean her up. They call a docter and find out she is badly injured. Adam decides to take care of her and the doctor decides to tell the sherif abou the girl. Adam wrorries Adam helps Charles remove the rocks from the farm that the sherif is borthering Cathy iwth questions Cathy states that she cants remember her name and that t she has her thoughts mixed upl Cathy doesn't want the sherrif to know she set the fire and becomes scared. Adam cooked for cathy but Charles does not trust Cathy. He doesn't like how foreign she looks. He tells Cathy she has been talking in her sleep and he believes she is evil. He noticed Cathy’s nervouness and tells her that if she does not leave he will tell the sheriff. Cathy feares Charles but tells Adam that she is afriad that he lied about loosing her memory. SHe asks him to trust her and uses him to make him take care of her. Adam felt love for Cathy and asks her to marry him. cathy tells him noot to tell CHarles. Cathy decides to marry Adam because he was afraid and needed the protection/money. She knew she could c9ontrol and use

one reason why Catherine changed was due to the fact that she had the courage .Her situation was miserable, filled with suitors. Therefore, she realized how others in similar situations felt. For example, Catherine saw a poor ant hauling a heavy crumb to its home. Any time, though, it would get trampled by the noisy villagers.

In the film, Caleb Trask is depicted very closely to the his character in the novel. Caleb is misunderstood and craves for his father's attention. He goes through all sorts of means to get his father’s attention and love. His intentions become overlooked and deemed as horrific acts. When Cal learns about his mother, he is even more terrified of the darkness he is capable of. He genuinely worries that he may have inherited the permanent evil from his mother. The film skillfully captures Cal’s struggle to find his own direction in life, away from the

The structure of the novel, Homegoing, is very distinct and unique. I believe the way Yaa Gyasi decided to structure her book made the novel and each individual story within the novel more profound. Most books we read today usually follow the main character or possibly a few characters. I cannot remember the last time I read a book where each individual chapter contained a new story from a new character. Homegoing is set apart from other novels due to the dramatic effect the generational stories have on the readers. Not only does the structure of the novel grab readers attention, it makes a distinction between the two lines of families, it also shows us what is similar between the two families, and it connects the past to the present.

I liked Alison Bechdel’s Fun Home. However, I did not love it. I have read many graphic novels and this is somewhere in the middle, which isn’t bad. Some may think that comparing this work to other works of the same medium is not fair, but I think it is. Let me start off by saying that I love graphic novels and comic books. I think that a work is already a billion times better by just being a graphic novel. It is a medium that still seems so fresh to this day. Every time I read a good one, it makes me wish I read more of them. To me, already the fact that Fun Home is a graphic novel gives it a leg up.

What therefore God has joined together, let not man separate” (ESV). Caleb and Catherine did not have a biblical view of marriage, which had a negative effect on their communication. One of the major character flaws in the Holts was the fact they did not understand how to communicate effectively with one another. Caleb was verbally aggressive towards his wife, especially when he called

Catherine felt that she could never relate to the environment because she felt she was a totally diverse from the environment. She was not a person that could speak for herself. Claire helped her sister after her father’s passing to try to get her back into the environment that remained absent to Catherine for so long. Catherine was a very shy person. There is an extreme disconnection of who Catherine is and what she presents herself to others. When Hal noticed she had a lot of math books in her room she told him they were just a window dressing. The disengagement between who she is and what she presents herself to other people is an inability to effectively communicate. Catherine gave Hal an extremely complicated proof which was her

I just want to say first, that I fell in love with the movie fireproof, it was so inspiring and moving. What I noticed about the communication between Caleb and Kathrine was that there was no communication between them, and when they did talk to each other it was yelling and screaming. They were being negative towards everything about each other. When they tried to communicate they would say things just to hurt each other to get a reaction from each other, and it continued this way until Caleb got the love dare from this father. As Caleb was going through the first couple of days he was just doing it to get the days gone. But as it got to the double digits in the love challenge he started to put huis whole heart and soul in it because he was

Now he has made her look like a fool, which causes her to be indifferent to him for the remainder of their acquaintance. "If I could not be persuaded into doing what I thought wrong, I never will be tricked into it." So when asked again to take a ride with John, Catherine responds "If I am wrong, I am doing what I believe to be right." The sternness in her ability to make the right choices for herself is now solidified. She no longer needs to pacify others wants or requests. Through experience, Catherine is growing out of her innocence and naivety.