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…represents it, the one unfortunate character speaks for all the lower class of the city. After reading the poem one might be able to say that St. Petersburg was made out to sound like a horrible dark city that offered nothing but destruction, peril and poverty…

…been pushed into a dark corner to collect dust. "The only car visible was the dust-covered wreck of a Ford which crouched in a dim corner," is a mirror of his personality. His wife, Myrtle, is obviously the controlling force in the marriage…

…, like a needle barely entering the fabric of the universe. A close-up cypress, gigantic by contrast, is more dark flame than foliage, and clearly represents Van Gogh and the intensity of his aspiration, his needy, empathetic search for personal and artistic…

…that takes place in the Last Emperors' life when he found out he had cancer in his liver. The very first line in his poem, "paralyzed on the bathroom floor by pain"(line 1) gives the reader the thought a very dark and gloomy tone to the poem. The word paralyzed…

…, he found her to be horribly ugly, “The tender lover Candide, on seeing his fair Cunégonde dark-skinned, eyes bloodshot, flatbosomed, cheeks wrinkled, arms red and rough, recoiled three steps in horror…” (pg. 96). Candide ends with a disillusioned…

…. But how much of it is real? How much of it is actually happening? How much of it is an illusion? With dark sets, an eerie soundtrack, surreal colours, and diverse photography, Mulholland Drive comes off feeling like watching someone’s dream or nightmare…

…dress will tear. So shall I: Oh hear my prayer. Just compare heart, beard, and heard, Dies and diet, lord and word, Sword and sward, retain and Britain. (Mind the latter, how it's written.) Now I surely will not plague you With such words…

…was waged and empires were expanded. The low point of the Church’s devotion to pacifism came with the Crusades, coming a long way from the heart and soul of His teachings: “Love thy neighbor as I have loved you (Culliton, 34).” To the religious pacifist…

…, seen from the townspeople’s eye. They envy his high status in the society and wish to be in his place. But being in a poor financial situation does not always mean they are poor at heart. Things aren’t always they seem. The thirteenth and the fourteenth…

…. And this is the reason why she could not accept his death and wanted to keep his body close to her. After this, she looked herself in an obscure dark world. When she decided to go out again, she felt a deep sense of fear and insecurity, because she had never been exposed…