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…a campfire tale, in the beginning of the story Timothy starts to tell it. The house is also full of traps. They can’t enter room that people were sick and died in or they will be vanished and replace as a ghost by Garret. These people that got curious need to get…

…, either from the Black Man, Chillingsworth's medicine, or from a broken heart due to his massive guilt. After the climax of the book here at the third scaffold scene, the narrator tells the reader that Chillingsworth died a year or so later alone and pitiful…

…Alice is describes herself as "I was forty then, to tell the truth. But still, I always had a coltish tooth. Yes, I'm gap toothed; it suits me well…"(394-396). The old hag is described by the knight in the tale as "old, and so abnomably plain, so poor…

…The Wife of Bath, Dame Alice is quite a spiteful woman even though she desires only a few simple things in life; power and control. Through her prologue and tale, she makes mirror images of herself , which reflects the person who she really…

…and back. Chaucer never finishes the tales as he had planned. There is no mention of the return from Canterbury and not all the men on the pilgrimage tell a story. Because of the structure, however, the tales come together to present a complex variety…

…The Story of an Hour depicts a single hour in Mrs. Mallard life, in which the lady who has a weak heart experiences the momentary joy of freedom after hearing that her husband has been killed in a railroad accident. Mrs. Mallard initial reaction…

…seemed as if he wanted to follow his mind and logically he did not want to kill a man. His mind told him he would lose his soul if he did. His heart was telling him to fulfill his father's wishes and he seemed to lean toward this option after the 4th soliloquy…

…with my insecurities Paranoid of perfect people Bound to disappoint They say distance makes the heart grow fonder I want to trust, but even my heart has boundaries Sure we'll see in the spring On the banks of the Seine Will it be the same? Time will tell what…

…as a “snowy dove” among “crows” this tells the audience how radiant she looks and that compared to everyone else she is stunning. Romeo’s poetry and rhyming is much easier spoken whereas in Act 1 scene 2 it is just words with no rhythm or heart felt feeling…

…a flash back that takes the ausience on a journey through an old lab or factory. The inventorappears and marvels at his cookie machine. He picks up a cookie in the shape of a heart and holds it up to the chest of a robbot that has scissors for hands…