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…it not been for Chillingworth. He is, in part, an evil type that has a cold heart for observing but not feeling. As a wise man once said, "He is all head, and no heart." Chillingworth's very appearance is villainy with its smoldering eyes and dark, sooty face…

…to touch the hearts and minds of wounded beings who are trying to keep us from Sacred Mountain. Like the colors of Fawn’s coat, both the light and the dark may be loved to create gentleness and safety for those who are seeking peace.” Dragonfly ended his…

…Edgar Allan Poe was an author who wrote dark and sinister stories and poems and whose motives in writing such works were closely related to his life. Edgar Allan Poe has captured the attention of many of his readers, but what is not said is that his life…

…, concentrating on the practical elements, and that she has also repressed all feelings. At this moment Lady Macbeth does not regret in what she has done, this is evident when she says, “My hands are of your colour; but I shame to wear a heart so white.” Lady Macbeth…

…. The dark and gloomy colors of Hester's clothes show the grief and the guilt that she goes through. The color of the scarlet letter is very important because the crimson color signifies the devil. Since Hawthorne selects the novel's setting during the time…

…in lipid peroxidation. Numerous studies have shown that people who consume a diet rich in dark yellow orange vegetables (carrots) and dark green vegetables (broccoli) are much less likely to develop cancer and heart disease. It has also been established…

…, the market-place and the forest. These are presented to us as very different places, reflecting very different human aspirations. The market-place is public. It lies at the very heart of the tiny enclave of civilization the Puritans have managed to carve out…

…ringwraith, to soar over their camp that night, causing a potential dilemma for the companions. “At first the globe was dark, black jet, with the moonlight gleaming on its surface. Then there came a faint glow and stir in the heart of it, and it held his eyes, so…

…in the play Macbeth is the battle between love and evil, whereas that in Romeo and Juliet is that between love and hatred. The passages I have chosen clearly show this difference in themes between the two plays. Macbeth is a dark play about evil and death, murder…

…, and tell the people what he was”. Yet, this could not happen in the Puritan society. This iron hand the church held over communities of the time is what Hawthorne resented. It only led people to bury their sins deeper in their hearts, just as Dimmesdale did…