Lightness

such as ice, lightness and darkness, and jazz music to add more depth and meaning to “Sonny’s Blues.” People usually think of ice or the cold as being bitter and causing discomfort. When it is cold outside, people wear jackets to eliminate the bitterness of the cold. In “Sonny’s Blues,” Sonny uses heroine to escape the discomfort of the reality that is his life. Heroine is Sonny’s

fact that the monster is superior and be with him. This idea leads into the fact that the women in the novel are supposed to be ‘indebted’ to the men. This is demonstrated by Justine’s confession to the murder of William, which she did not commit. The Frankensteins adopted Justine, which kept her from starving on the streets. Based upon her adoption, Justine felt an indebtedness to the family, specifically the men (they provide for the family), and this debt drove her to confess to murder. Her

and other times aware of the cruelty of his acts. The concept of lightness in the play serves to symbolize innocence, purity, and truth while darkness shapes the blossoming corruption and guilt that runs parallel to the superficial action of the play. Shakespeare utilizes the poetical mechanism of contrasting elements to emphasize the characters’ actions that lead to their psychological downfalls as well as to link the idea of lightness to vision and conscious well-being. The majority of the play revolves

Joseph Conrad, through his many uses of the words “light” and “dark”, portrays the ideas of “lightness” as being self-satisfied and at peace, while he perceives “darkness” as inner turmoil and strife. Conrad shows inner peace through light by stating that “(Kurtz) had started for the interior with a light heart and no more idea of what would happen to him than a baby” (Conrad 28). This light and salubrious heart Kurtz travels with protects him from his imagination and the thoughts of what will happen

girl’s past activities who later dies but after several readings and contemplation we come to know that the poet was emotionally attached to the girl, feeling her pain and her loss. It is a 5 stanza poem which moves us from her past to present, from ‘Lightness’ to ‘darkness’. The first stanza is about the reaction of the neighbours while the four stanzas

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seen in the sculpted piece of Satyr and Nymph. The sculpted marble shows two subjects; one seated grasping onto the other that is standing and starting to pull away from him in a frozen moment captured within the piece. There is a movement and lightness found in the hard marble that was designed by the unknown artist. The artist captures what seems to be the end of an intimate moment between the Satyr and Nymph in the art piece. Satyr and Nymph is dated between 1st and 2nd c CE and is sculpted

of light . Lucie Manette, a character that is always portrayed in the light, posses a gift for bringing out the best qualities of her peers. "The golden thread that bound them all together"(208), represents a quote about Lucie, describing her lightness as a character. Dickens describes Lucie as the “ideal woman,” she is physically and

- The Child: in the novel, Lord of the Flies, the littluns represent ‘the child’. They’re vulnerable, innocent, and obedient. The littluns were very obedient and playful, and because of that, they were often bullied and mistreated by the big kids. They didn’t think that people younger than them deserved respect. Only a few of the big kids were sincere and respectful to the littluns, including Piggy and Simon. - The Wise Old Man: in the novel, Lord of the Flies, Piggy represent ‘the wise old man’

of Romeo and Juliet. Through terms of contrast, Shakespeare characterizes Romeo as emotionally complex because two emotions are always inside of him. Romeo describes love as “heavy lightness” (1.1.171) to show what it feels like to love and not be loved back. Romeo juxtaposes his emotions by comparing heavy to lightness to show how he is always full of many emotions. Romeo’s emotion is shown when he says that to love and not be loved back is like “loving hate”(1.1.169). Two emotions always exist within