Pansy

after her love. Oberon is disgusted at the scene, ultimately deciding that this“Sweet athenian lady is in love with a disdainful youth” (Shakespeare II.ii.260-261) should not have to run around in such an embarrassing state. Ordering puck to find the pansy “Love in Idleness” to make a magic love potion, he plans to set the lovers straight by anointing Demetrius 's eyes with the potion. Yet in a twist of fate, Puck instead misplaces the potion on Lysander 's eyes, who then sees Helena. As an effect of

he wishes to return to it. The speaker first does this by invoking the “Sicilian Muse” to “call the vales” (134) to gather a plants and flowers to adorn Lycidas’ dead body. The speaker specifically calls for “primrose,” “crowtoe,” “jessamine,” pansies, violets, “woodbine,” “cowslips,” “amaranthus,” daffodils, and laurels. (142-47,149-150)The laurels are significant as an emblem of poetry and its presence on Lycidas’ “hearse” (151) praises him for his poetry, but there is a sense of sadness and

Good King Richard, you must understand the nature of humans in order to effectively rule them. For starters, they are not to be trusted as you must already know, humans are deceitful and lying animals. Do not believe anyone who pledges their allegiance as you will likely lose your throne to the one you trust the most. Secondly you must understand that human emotion is erratic and ignorant; therefore having people be obedient because they like you will work, but it is better to always have the power

The Age for hunting licsense should be raised. The hunting age should be raised. Mainly because It will be easier to put food on the table. It will save money throughout the year. The rising wildlife population will go down. There are very many reasons to raise the age to hepl the country and for people themselves to benefit. If the age is raised, then it will be way easier to put food on the table. It will help out poor families and families living in poverty. It will hep put food in

Laertes, the King Claudius, Queen Gertrude and keeps two for her self. These flowers all represent different meanings, which Debra Mancoff, scholar and author of Victorian Studies helps uncover. “Ophelia's offered meanings - rosemary for remembrance, pansies for thought - by matching the other

Another motive which may have lead Prosser to kill could have been jealousy of Pansy’s husband. Pansy is the cook for the Shepperton family. This is not stated in the text but could be implied since her husband was the first person that Prosser killed on his murderous rampage through town. Prosser and Pansy are said never to speak or look at each other. The conclusion drawn from this could be that Pansy and Prosser had previous relations that ended poorly, yet Prosser’s feelings for her may have

"shadow people" and other spooky things of the sorts. Does anybody have any sleep paralysis stories to share? I get sleep paralysis all the time. I also have Exploding Head Syndrome. Neither are really a problem, there's just a lot of excitable pansies looking for sympathy. Sleep paralysis is a completely natural and healthy state. There's nothing wrong with your body, and nothing bad will come of it. The only possible concern is the person panicking and freaking out, which when combined with the

attention on the southern myths and southern value systems through the eyes of Scarlett O’Hara, who is the main character in the book (Hanson 51). Macmillan actually had changed the main character. She was going to be named “Pansy” but was changed to Scarlett because, Pansy was a slang term for a make homosexual in the North (“Overview of Margaret Mitchell” par. 15). Scarlett is the daughter of a cultured French mother and a temperamental, hard-scrabble Irish father (Sova 132). Scarlett was assaulted

First written in the 1880s and extensively revised in 1908, The Portrait of a Lady is often considered to be James's greatest achievement. In it, he explored many of his most characteristic themes, including the conflict between American individualism and European social custom and the situation of Americans in Europe. James proclaimed that “The only reason for the existence of a novel is that it does attempt to represent reality.” Plot was for him but the extension of character. The novel must

Act 4 As soon as Ophelia acknowledges her father’s death at the hands of Hamlet, her sanity is killed by despair. Her most spiritual assets are gone for ever: the dear father and the love for Hamlet. Ophelia and Gertrude are very unlike; Ophelia is just a victim of conventional moral standard. She is so weak to fight for her love, and her mind is easily bendable by her father and her brother. In her madness, she sings a Valentine song about a girl appears early in the morning at the window of a