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…, 'Here I disclaim all my paternal care, propinquity and property of blood, and as a stranger to my heart and me hold this from thee for ever.'(I,i, ln 113-116). Some think that Cordelia was prideful, or even a fool in her response, but I believe she…

…to take a rest as soon as possible. Sometimes, I am afraid to be invited to parties in which many people are strangers to me, especially when every one is forced to go on the stage and play the ice-breaking games. It was so stressful that I would remarkably…

…marry her they go for a walk outside. Meursault says: "There were beautiful women everywhere and I asked Marie if she'd noticed." It must be admitted that Meursault would seem a "stranger" in almost any society. What a complete fool must you be and point out…

…not go on trips or in public unless my husband and myself are present to help control his behavior and our two other children's behavior. He has been known to bite and scratch strangers, steal food from other's plates while eating out, and pour drinks right…

…. "For in the past the person who is now one of your own people happened to be a stranger to you; in the future the stranger of today will be one of your own people" (Gautama, 657). Buddhism holds the earth as a temporary place for the human mind, but believes that over…

…Lily is 13 years old and tall for her age. One afternoon, she confronts a suspicious-looking stranger loitering near a young girl playing in the local park. The stranger takes to his heels when Lily challenges him. Lily's bravery is the talk…

…" is deeply affected by the fact that he killed a complete stranger, one of which he had no qualms or grievances towards. The protagonist states, "I shot him dead because he was my foe" (The Man he Killed). Furthermore, in Hardy's poem, the men's decision to go…

…. I would be afraid to trust a total stranger with my life. In 1942 during the invasion of Pearl Harbor, many men did just that, saved total strangers. Now, if that were to happen, many men and women would be out to save themselves and not care about anyone…

…, and we must look after him, since all strangers and beggars come under the protection of Zeus..." While Odysseus is enjoying the hospitality offered to him in the palace of Alcinous, he tells his hosts of his journey from Ogygia to Scherie. This offers (Homer…

…ours. Noticing this, we and the Dwarves immediately went down among the rabbits to catch a glimpse of the strangers. Having lived for so long without an ounce of anger or hatred, I think now that we were too trusting to go so close. At once the giant…