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…represent suffering of the innocent and are both easily empathized with. Even after Haemon desperate plea to spare his future wife's life he still lost Antigone. The audience can easily sympathize with Haemon's loss of a loved one and that allows the audience…

…the right of collective bargaining (bargaining as a unit representing individual workers with industry). Then in 1935 Congress passed the National Labor Relations Act, which defined unfair labor practices, gave workers the right to bargain through unions…

…some of the most crucial decisions in history. Among these decisions was an urgent plea to Japan to surrender, which was rejected. The U.S with Truman's approval ordered atomic bombs dropped on cities devoted to war work. Two were Hiroshima and Nagasaki…

…, Marvell demands that his lady now "tear ... pleasures with rough strife" (43) and finally open up her "iron gates of life" (44) to his patient and passionate pleas for surrender since the poet went through so much grief and so many depths to convince his lady…

…a plea. He was crushed to death under a board and stones for not being compliant. F - Next to be denounced a witch was Elizabeth Proctor. When her husband, John Proctor tried to defend her, he was accused and imprisoned. He was convicted…

…knew, to his own irritation, had neglected his training and squandered his resources.         Naturally Robert was desperate. Extravagant spending sprees led to pleas to his brothers for money. He started drinking heavily, and his generally…

…unvoiced plea. Unlike his colleagues Dine reaches toward literacy. In a commentary piece on how his deep-seated phobias make him isolate himself, his message becomes ambiguous and he leaves conflicts unresolved; the pants in Green Suit are tattered and only…

…against his interests and skills, in a plea to gain material wealth in society. The character of Charley and his son Bernard, contrast directly to the failure of Willy. They are the typical model of a hard working family who become successful, with realistic…

…by saying "Nay, but to live/ in the rank and sweat of an enseamed bed,/ Stew'd in corruption, honeying and making love/ Over the nasty sty". Gertrude feels guilt and pleas for Hamlet to stop insulting her relationship with Claudius and cries, "O speak to me…

…were usually husbands of the mistresses, white women depended on them for support and often ignored the pleas of female slaves for fear of their own safety and personal happiness. White women in turn "rationalized" that the abuse of female slaves…