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…husband. Describing her nymphomaniacal tendencies "with strangers," she tells Mitch coldly and harshly even more than he wants to know: I stayed at a hotel called the Tarantula Arms...Yes, a big spider. That's where I brought my victims. Yes, I have had many…

…to respond from a distance, the fourth one is active initiative, and the fifth being the anxiety of a stranger. The more the babies became attached the bolder they became in exploring new surroundings and alarmed by strangers. There are two types of attachment…

…could now work together to gain economic wealth. In a primitive society there were many gods, those kinsmen who worshipped the same household god as you could be trusted but those strangers who worshipped a different god were “aliens” and could not be trusted…

…of commerce; and their delicacy and industry, being once awakened, carry them on to farther improvements, in every branch of domestic as well as foreign trade. And this perhaps is the chief advantage, which arises from commerce with strangers. It rouses men from…

…card system for tracking personnel movement. Real-time cameras installed to detect intrusion can complement this technology. Furthermore, staff can assist in reporting suspicious strangers and objects. It, however, may take time for technology…

…of them gave good answers, but not the one he wanted to hear. Their rabbi then told them that night turns into day when a person can look into the eyes of a stranger, and be able to call him his brother. Is a newborn child not a stranger to us until we have…

…the monarchy. Women clung to railings, trees, or to a wall, or fell fainting on the stones… Afterwards Utter strangers would be seen shaking hands and congratulating one another on their escape.”1 Shortly after the deputy General, commanding the National Guard…

…like someone who had nothing to do with me, who was outside of me like a stranger, who I had to think about, be awkward with.”(In a Glass House, 3, 33) People saw Mario as an angry, aggressive and abusive man; even family members were victims of his…

…won't find us…we will be strangers, perhaps hateful strangers" (Hamilton 324). Ruth is still not sure how she feels about Ruby. She loves him because he is her husband, but her emotions are mixed up. She does not know if she should hate him because he…

…victims, simply wanted to drive me away, to free my bed in order to give himself a chance to survive. Perhaps he just wanted to frighten me. Yet, what if he were telling the truth?” (Wiesel 75). He is unsure if trusting a stranger is the wisest thing to do…