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…intolerant brood" (86) unveiling at once the lack of understanding they had. Finding out about Hester and Pearl, the village at once "scorned them in their hearts, and...reviled them with their tongues" (86) exposing to us the discriminating disposition…

…;Trust thyself: every heart vibrates to that iron string. Accept the place the divine providence has found for you, the society of your contempararies, the connection of events” (Runes 362). Emerson also gave the idea of trusting ourselves throug…

…that will happen to a person in their life. Emerson’s idea is that God has put the choice to us, but he has given us all of our unique gifts for the paths we can choose to take. In “Self-Reliance,” Emerson wrote, “Trust thyself: every heart vibrates to that iron…

…of historical, societal and political France Hugo constantly returns to his masterful description: "Only a thin partition separated him from that small cluster of lost souls groping in the darkness and sundered from the living world; he had heard them living…

…, and see more than what meets the eye. The reflection shows a softened image of her face. Dark hair streaked with blond, with about a month's worth of roots, smooth skin, large eye outlined with long lashes, darkened by circles beneath…

…accorss it it was very sweet scented. The scene is in Vermont with 5 large mountains in the back ground and the sun setting. I found it very interesting how the sun was setting, light converting to darkness as a symbol when the boy cuts his hand off…

…and his orders killed Banquo. Although he may seem to have great pangs of conscience after he commits his deeds, his heart is still dark enough to kill again.…

…unpredictable drug. LSD gives the user rapid mood swings. The user gets a feeling that they are in another world. They get a feeling of euphoria. The effects last for up to 12 hours. LSD increases body temperature, increases heart rate and dilates the pupils…

…between nature and the home symbolically. Nature, specifically the wind, the forest, the darkness of evening, symbolizes evil and sinfulness. The home, namely Faith and her ribbons, symbolizes the perceived safety and surety of the Puritan community as a refuge…

…friend John Brown, who led the raid on Harper's Ferry, called her "General Tubman." Her eyes were piercing and direct, set beneath dark brows on a rounded face. In photographs of Harriet her mouth neither smiles nor frowns, but is set as though her emotions…