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…countenance we steal." (ln. 19-24) Falstaff is arguing that the men of night should be judged by the rules and standards of the night and not by those of the day. This plea shows the central issue of the play, honor in death or frivolous cowardice in life…

…thinks his law is the most important. Antigone is an extremist of passion. Creon is unwilling to put the god's law above his law. He is u nwilling to listen to the passionate pleas of his son to let Antigone live. He instead puts his laws first, and states…

…such secondary roles in day to day life, Homer would choose to create such powerful characters as Athena, without whom Odysseus would have perished many times. One example of Athena helping Odysseus throughout his journey back to Ithaca would be her plea to her…

…caskets, and hazards his chance with the lead casket. The scroll inside this casket proves this point;” You that chose not by the view, Chance as fair, and choose as true: Since this fortune falls to you, Be content, and seek no new. If you be well pleas’d…

…," But the evil has come with good, and much fine gold has been corroded." He shows his anti-big business attitude by speaking of," the great contributions of Industry, but at the cost of human lives, and family time." The first Inaugural speech was basically a plea…

…-24 (23) Search me, O God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts. (24) See if there is any offensive way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting. This is a plea to God that my life be examined and that my heart be known…

…. We see many pleas and prayers for Eunice’s safety along with her safe return home from Steven’s journal, which was kept up-to-date his whole life. Why does Eunice refuse to go home? The people she used to know and loved missed her so why would she choose…

…through out all their years of marriage. Knowing that they can never have an equal marriage Nora decides to leave her home and children to find herself in the real world. Helmer’s pleas for Nora not to leave him are useless in the wake of her new…

…and is sent to jail. Ona dies from an early labor and Jurgis stays drunk for several days and only brings himself back together by the pleas of Elzbieta who cries for the sake of Anatas, Jurgis's son. All through these problems Jurgis stay the same and changes…

…of the new England Journal of Medicine:'Verbal request made under duress rarely revealed the whole story. Often a demand for euthanasia is,in fact an angry or anxious plea for help,born of fear of rejection or abandonment,or made in ignorance…