Motherly love

trip to New Zealand, the homeland of Natalie, where everything truly started, the beautiful place surrounded by nature, a perfect place for relaxation and breaking free from busy city life. It has been years since they got married, for the eternal love birds now are blessed with four children, starting from the eldest, Pedro, Regina, Oliver and Frey. The company under Natalie's name got bigger as a well known company under Carter Corp umbrella, and keeps on expanding their branches all over the Asia

In the novel “P. S. I Still Love You” written by Jenny Han, Lara Jean Covey is a protagonist and compelling character. Lara jean is a junior in high school and has written letters to all the boys she’s loved before. In the first book “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” Lara Jeans little sister sent out the letters to all the boys, who were never supposed to see them. Although Lara Jean is naive and brave she becomes very tender when searching for love results in conflict. Lara Jean is naive

What is love? Love is life’s greatest offer, love gives our lives meaning, value and makes us who we are. Without love our existence is hollow and insubstantial. To live a fulfilling life is to love courageously and relentlessly. Love is a simplified term to describe the feelings of pleasure, compassion and attachment associated with love without defining the specific aspect or origin from which it came. For millions of years the topic of love has inspired countless works of art, literature, film

This novel revolves around a love story between two Latino teenagers, Maribel Rivera and Mayor Toro. The Rivera’s, coming from Mexico, have come to America in search for a better life for their daughter, Maribel, who had previously fallen off a ladder at her father’s construction site back in Mexico causing her to be mentally slow. They wanted Maribel to receive the best special education possible. As time continues Maribel and her parents develop throughout the book. Their experiences impact their

Maleficent is a fairy that lives in the Moors. As a young girl, she falls in love with a young human boy named Stefan. When she grew up, King Henry tries to conquer the Moors, but he cannot conquer her. He say that whoever can kill her will be the successor and marry his daughter, Princess Leila. Stefan visits Maleficent and he drugs her but cannot kill her. He cuts off her wings and presents them to the king as evidence of her death. Maleficent awakens to find herself wingless, suddenly she declares

Home “Home is where the heart is,” is a statement we have heard all our life. In Robert Frost’s “The Death of the Hired Man,” Mary and Warren have a dispute on their disagreement with the definition of home. Mary’s definition, “Something you somehow haven’t to deserve,” implies that home is an open place for Silas to return to. On the other hand, Warren’s explanation, “Home is the place where, when you have to go there, they have to take you in,” is emphasizing that the family is compelled to allow

towards success, especially when the child protests. Tita’s mother, Mama Elena, embraces this expression fully, and always pushes Tita towards what she believes is the road to achievement. Mama Elena is perhaps one of the best portrayals of “tough love” in a character in literature. Like Water for Chocolate’s author, Esquivel, depicts Mama Elena as a strong, independent woman who does not bother with things she deems insignificant. This translates to the reader through the decisions and actions Mama

The Search for Love in Jane Eyre A constant theme throughout Jane Eyre is the search for love. Although this could be shown through many of the novel's key characters, it can most readily be shown in the experiences of Jane Eyre herself. The novel begins with her searching for love and it finally ends with her finding it, for good, in Mr. Rochester. At the novel's opening, Jane is living with the cruel Mrs. Reed and her horrid three children, Eliza, Georgiana, and John. Mrs. Reed makes

nature of a feminine and motherly character. Miranda was the most important person in Prospero’s life, he loved and protected her throughout the play. When sharing with Miranda the tale of how they came to the island, Prospero tells her, “O, a cherubin, thou wast that did preserve me. Thou didst smile…” (I. ii. 182-183). He states that she made their exile easier by bringing him peace and comfort. The film adaptation captures

The most explosive part of the novel's depiction of the scene “She say, I love you, Miss Celie. And then she haul off and kiss me on the mouth. Um, she say, like she surprise. I kiss her back, say, um, too. Us kiss and kiss till us can’t hardly kiss no more. Then us touch each other (118).” This quote shows how their relationship