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…of silent brooding.” On the other hand, all Zenobia wants is for her love to be returned. As she said, “He took my satchel from my hand, and said my name, Zenobia, and my own heart was moved by him for the rest of my days.” All she wants is for Ethan to give…

…the means to become one of the most popular and celebrated bands in history. His influence on the band can be most clearly seen, not surprisingly, in their most successful and fully realized albums, The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, and The Wall…

…your heart on your sleeve.’ Thus, the speaker may be saying that the struggle has elicited such strong emotions and caused him such pain that his heart has been cremated, rendering him incapable of emotion. This truth is revealed once the darkness…

…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 in The Scarlet…

…that, in comparison with that foreign rose, every flower, tree and animal in the land was worthless. His heart longed for the exotic flower that he was sure would bring eternal happiness and vast knowledge. If only he could have that rose! That rose! <Tab/&gt…

…of discrimination, the moral settings, as well as the characters of this wonderful book, will hopefully illuminate the hearts of all Canadians and make them realize that the citizens whom they once considered as "alien residents" were in fact humans, who possessed…

…, and probing everything with a cautious touch, like a treasure-seeker in a dark cavern.”(122) Meaning that, he wants to go deep into the very core of Dimmesdale’s heart and ruin it, just like he ruined his. Chillingworth’s torment toward Dimmesdale increases when…

…Overveiw (Classical gothic imagery - drippingly dark surroundings and terrifying ghostly symbols - is used throughout this tale to evoke a sense of fear and forboding that present-day novels and films have made commonplace to modern lovers of horror. Thus…

…was still strong inside then. The feelings become more intense as this happened. In every step, "the darkness of man's heart" became an ever greater presence amongst Jack's group but when the realisation of fault happens to Ralph and his group, their wish…

…because the restraint was still strong inside then. The feelings become more intense as this happened. In every step, “the darkness of man’s heart” became an ever greater presence amongst Jack’s group but when the realisation of fault happens to Ralph…