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…as at home I was Papa's doll-child. And the children have been my dolls in their turn... That's what our marriage has been." Torvald's belief in the importance of independence is also emphasized when confronted with Nora's pleas to change his mind about…

…put me on the country." (p.60). Candy's dog used to be very useful on the ranch, but now he was debilitating by age. Candy's sentimental attachment to the animal, and his plea that Carlson let the dog live for no other reason than that Candy raised it from…

…pleas. Finally, I asked, "Do you know who the hell I am?" They shook their heads, "Uh-uh." As I lit up two entire matchbooks, I told them, "I'm the man who did this to you," then flung the fiery matches, hitting them both squarely in their chests…

…Hawken, Paul. "Ecology of Commerce". HarperCollins Publishing. 1993. Hodge, Neil. "Britain: Big business ignores government pleas to "get green"". World Socialists Web. 1983-2003. Pearce, David, Hadker, Nandidn, Whittington, Dale, and Dominic, Moran…

…a clue. With each advancing clue however, the women decide to keep to themselves the newly discovered information. Is this a plea to protect the accused Mrs. Wright, or simply the action of women knowing their place and role in a man's world? Even though…

…, a subtitle plea for awareness. ("How many times must a man look up/ Before he can see the sky? / Yes 'n' how many ears must one man have/ before he can hear people cry?") Dylan had the characteristics of a biblical prophet, but also he had a sense of humor…

…by marriage, Romeo begs the Capulet to hold off the duel until he understands why Romeo does not want to fight. Disgusted with this plea for peace, Mercutio says that he will fight Tybalt himself. The two begin to duel. Romeo tries to stop them by leaping between…

…of adventures. He feels guilty for deserting his mother and sister like his father. Laura is constantly still in his mind, and he cannot get her sorrow out of him. He pleas her to blow out her candles as his last line. The main theme of the play is the appearance…

…to merely cut off a buttock from each of the women and eat it, "pleas[ing] heaven with such a charitable deed" (Candide, Chapter 12, pg. 64). Apart from showing that the Turks valued military duty over life, the description of the imam is dripping with satire…

…to be shot. Mothers holding their happy babies, fathers with their boys, Jews forced to throw their own families into this unspeakable ditch, and among them all, never was there heard a complaint or plea for mercy. (Poliakov 635-637). The principal factor…