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Aristotle defines reversal in a tragedy as, “The change of fortune in the action of the play to the opposite state of affairs; just as has been said; and this change, we argue, should be in accordance with probability and necessity” (Aristotle 19). In Zora Neale Hurston’s Sweat, Delia, the wife, is abused by her husband throughout the story. Although she is oppressed by Sykes, her Husband, Delia stands up for herself and contests his power. According to Aristotle’s definition of reversals, power

try and pick up from where they had left off. Unfortunately, Norma Jean had in many ways moved on. For Christmas, Leroy is said to have bought Norma Jean an organ because she played it so well when she was in high school. Leroy gets Norma Jean to play oldies from the sixties, and she ironically states, "I didn 't like these old songs back then, but I have this crazy feeling I missed something" (69). In many ways Norma Jean was right. She missed more than the appreciation of this music, she missed

batch of biscuits,” (26). Rose steadily tries to be the best mother that she can be for the Maxson family and not just take care of herself. She represents the primary care giver of the Maxson household by cooking for everybody and bringing the whole family in together to eat. “Okay, Troy…you’re right. I’ll take care of your baby for you…cause…like you say…she’s innocent…and you can’t visit the sins of the father upon the child. A motherless child has got a hard time,” (79). By Rose saying

life using descriptive elements to grasp the mental image that Stephen King is trying to convey. Imagery however isn’t the only element in the story to help draw in the reader. The use of themes and connections with symbolism also help tie in the whole story together and to help certainly draw in the reader. The first thing we notice as we read is the use of fascinating detail. We come to know as a reader that the main character Gary, a nine year old boy who comes face to face with a man in a black

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your own actions, to only the factors you have control over. It is with this simplified worldview that we can learn to improve ourselves, love ourselves, and ultimately, live well. In order to recontextualize ourselves, we must first be a completed whole. As comforting a thought as it is that soulmates exist, that somewhere out there is your other half, this ideology limits progress. If we are waiting for our missing piece, then we do not have full autonomy over ourselves; we are dependent on the contributions

Kenny in the story “Hunters In The Snow” written by Tobias Wolff, is portrayed as cruel throughout the story by bullying Tub and making him an outsider, Playing tricks, and consuming power until his fatal mistake. Kenny is marked as cruel, for he picks on Tub throughout the story. One way he does this is by picking on his weight making him an outsider. Right off from the start one of the first things Kenny said to Tub was, “ You still on that diet? and winked at Frank.” (3). Because Tub is overweight

In the community where I grew up folks didn’t read the News Paper to find out what folks had done. They already knew that from the “party line.” They read the News Paper to find out if they got caught. I don’t remember reading this story in the News Paper, but everybody knew about it anyway. There was a young man driving along a lonely, dark and narrow road just north of town one night. As the road approached the river bridge, there was a slight turn in the road. The boy failed to make the

every time he remembers us he becomes full of joy. In order to achieve this goal I need to put down the devices, have family nights, like play board games or go out to eat, and take family vacations at least once a year. Putting my phone away gives me more time to spend with my family, instead of going on Snapchat or Twitter. Playing board games brings the whole family together, which promotes conversations. Taking family vacations can relieve the stress of home and work to make the family become

Dimitri, and he secretly considered her unintelligent, narrow, inelegant, was afraid of her, and did not like to be home” (Chekhov 291) He even refers to women in general as “The Lower Race.” He was a full fledged misogynist and sexist, who like to play woman as a game. After meeting Anna Sergeyeyna, his opinion started to change just a little bit. After their first couple of meetings, Gurav had his first epiphany. He realized that Anna was different. She was actually intelligent, and she wasn’t as