Adele

the epitome of Creole wife that is Adele Ratignolle. Adele Ratignolle was widely considered “the embodiment of every womanly grace and charm” with “spun-gold hair...blue eyes...like nothing but sapphires...and lips like crimson fruit” (Chopin, 12). Golden hair, sapphires and crimson fruit are all products that can be owned and by using such words, Chopin is making a statement about the relationship between Adele and her husband: she is a commodity he owns. Adele is also described as being a talented

Yet, Chopin’s denial on motherly roles that are enforced upon women leads her to assume an ironic tone when describing the mother women. In fact, she even ridicules Adele, to an extent, that making winter clothes during summer for her baby sounds very stupid, instead of caring. Certainly, though Chopin takes account of the existing typicality of the importance of Adele’s gender role during the Victorian era, by using

The Awakening is centered around the changes that Edna Pontellier undergoes and the way that it affects her and those around her as she breaks free from the shackles of society's gender roles. Edna, unlike Adele, is not the perfect mother to her children. “She did not miss them except with an occasional intense longing” (63). While Edna does care about her children and their well-being she also cares about herself. “I would give my life for my children; but

heart. I chose this film because it tells a special lesbian story and the story affected by society class a lot. Young love is always fresh and full of curiosity and this story is full of non-normative sexuality. There are two main female characters Adele is more likely a simple traditional girl, she studies literature, thanks to the school education. Parental authority and constraints never get off her life. Her sexuality identity is normal. She dresses herself pretty, has a good family, lots of friends

Anzia Yezierska provided readers a small glimpse into the world of immigrant life during the progressive era in her novel, Arrogant Beggar. Though narrator of the story, Adele, was an American born citizen— she was immersed in a world similar to the experience of one of immigrant status. Throughout her story, we see how social class, ethnicity, and political factors play a part in daily life of early nineteenth century Americans. Her journey is a reflection of what many young immigrants experienced

The New Historicism is a way of criticizing literary works through the use of examining political, social, and economic factors through the works historical context. Margit Stange uses New Historicism to analyze and criticize “The Awakening” by Kate Chopin using Elizabeth Cady Stanton and her work done with women’s rights ,while showing Edna’s quest for self-ownership throughout “The Awakening”. Stange says that a women’s right over her body was one of the earliest rights women obtained. This means

oversexualized female superstars had become the new definition of pop music, Adele Laurie Blue Adkins changes the way that the music industry markets female acts. Born and raised in the United Kingdom, the 28 years old singer is known for her soulful voice and meaningful songs that consistently top the charts. As the first artist having two titles in the top five of both the U.K. singles and album charts since the 1960s, Adele conveys a simple and powerful

which requires both partners to expose their true selves and imperfections. In the song “Don’t You Remember”, by Adele, employs hyperbole, coupled, caesura and anaphora to illustrate the emotional break down a person goes through when the lover leaves without giving any explanation and forgetting all the memories shared and the reason they fall in devotion in the first place. Even though Adele tries to rethink about the past where had everything gone wrong but the

Now aware of the façade and free of ignorance, Edna seeks guidance from her close confidants in order steer herself in the right direction. Through the conversation had with Adele Ratignolle, the embodiment of tradition, and Mademoiselle Reisz, the embodiment of eccentricity, Edna finds the answer to her own confliction. Adele Ratignolle is the perfect representation of the traditional woman of the 1890’s, a woman devoted to her children and husband, the type of woman that Edna is expected to be by

throughout Hello by Adele and it is in a quadruple meter. The piano emphasized the downbeat of each measure and the and of two. The rhythm of the song helps with the effect of the song which is supposed to be a sad song Musical form Musical form is the way in which a piece of music is structured. • Verse 1 • Chorus • Verse 2 • Chorus • Bridge • Chorus • Minor chords throughout During the choruses, Adele intensifies her singing by singing higher notes and dynamic. During the verses, Adele sings more