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…. Gandhi led the Indian national congress as a result many people were imprisoned for civil disobedience some were even killed. It was then Gandhi realized his non-violent protest was not working; so, he went to court. The court gave him a moving plea…

…to be filled. You based your identity on your role in society. But now, jobless, your self-esteem is at rock bottom, you have nothing to do, your identity had been shattered. Maybe you base your life around your identity which keeps you sane, you plea…

…of the picture". Then he could lose Helena in the woods and bring Hermia home with him. Demetrius was successful in finding Hermia and he restated his love for her. She still would not submit to his pleas and cries for love. Instead she accused him of murdering…

…may not. He pleas with Paul to get him a gun so that he may kill himself. He feels things are so bad and knows nothing will be the same that death would be the best solution. Paul himself is sent back home for leave time to recuperate. While away Muller…

…!…it is my spirit that addresses your spirit …and we stood at Gods feet, equal, - as we are!” (Bronte: P 223). The fact that this statement was a desperate plea for equality suggests that in the nineteenth century equality between the sexes was far from being…

…people to not simply give in to death, but to fight it with all their strength, now give way to serve as a plea to Thomas’ father. And you, my father, there on the sad height, Curse, bless, me now with your fierce tears I pray. Do not go gentle…

…to understand that it is okay to go the grave with her honor, but she should remember there, will no love or happiness be found, only solitude. In the final stanza he makes his final plea's. He complements the young woman on her beauty again. "Youthful hue…

…other. Yet, in the forest, these cares are tossed away. "Be thou strong for me," Dimmesdale pleads. "Advise me what to do." This is a cry for help from Dimmesdale, finally admitting he cannot go through this ordeal by himself. With this plea comes…

…down from a high place...better were it so, than to hide a guilty heart through life,"(47). When this plea is made, it at first glance appears to be quite ironic. The actual man who committed the crime is trying to convince his accomplice to do him…

…, and to escape from politics, he would also have to abandon all that it is associated with. --I will not serve that in which I no longer believe, whether it call itself my home, my fatherland, or my church… (362) Despite pleas from his friend Davin, "Try…