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…into Wonderland. Queen of Hearts is a monstrous, violently domineering woman. She seems to hold the ultimate authority in Wonderland, for the reason that she’s the queen of Wonderland. King of Hearts is an incompetent and useless ruler almost entirely dominated by his…

…that could feel no love, no, not for anybody.” This image is repeated at the end of the story, when Hester sits by her son’s bedside “feeling her heart had gone, turned actually into a stone.” Every fairy tale, myth, or cartoon I can remember from my youth, all…

…. Sappo writes with an emotional love. Her work is based upon women with whom she lived for a time period of her tutelage. She forms strong emotional bonds with these women. The way she feels about them leaving her is expressed through out her heart wrenching…

…in charge. The "small brook" running through the forest represents Pearl, hearing "[whispered] tales" from the "heart of the old forest." The people talk of Hester and about her past actions and the result of her actions, Pearl. The "heart" of the forest…

…is real Sometimes all i want to do is curl up and die What would you say, would you cry? You're always talking about your ex-girlfriend She has your child and sometimes I wonder if I really ever had your heart Tell me where to start So I can always…

…Abruptly it all ends, and the mist clears from the path, No longer do I dance with you in my dreams, or tell you all that I feel Forever isn't real, a thought only my heart could have explored But now we say a thing unimaginable, we have to say farewell…

…Edgar Allan Poe is a man who is considered to be a true American genius of our time, and by many, the personification of death. His works have been collected and celebrated for over a hundred years from this day. He was a man who’s dreary horror tales…

…the gods", and this is anything but a misnomer for this section of Homer's tales. This account of "Diomedes' rage", which can be paralleled with that of Achilles' later to come in the battle field, is said to have been granted to him by the goddess of War…

…-called weird sisters as well. The first of these witches tells a tale of how she is to torment a sailor who is away from his wife. She speaks of the planned torture, in which she will use the night as an accomplice to rob the sailor of his sleep, saying, "I'll…

…by not only Macbeth and his wife, but the so-called weird sisters as well. The first of these witches tells a tale of how she is to torment a sailor who is away from his wife. She speaks of the planned torture, in which she will use the night as an accomplice…