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…enjoy it. Another example of situational irony is in Estelle’s rape fantasies. She states that in her fantasies strangers rape her but statistics show that women are more likely to be raped by someone they know. I believe the reason her rape fantasies…

…, or to give a pictorial effect. In “The War Prayer” there is symbolism in Mark Twain’s illustration of the stranger. The stranger is portrayed as a Christ like figure who has “come from the Throne – bearing a message from Almighty God!” He has come to try to change…

…who knows everything. Orgon has so much trust and care in this man Tartuffe. He has betrayed his family and has despised them for this man. He has ditched his family so he can "help" this stranger, help this stranger who speaks of "strong words". He…

…. the continued to plague him for the rest of his life. Albert Camus began writing in 1936 after traveling to Europe to regain his health. Albert Camus won the Nobel Peace Prize at the age of 44. Albert Camus wrote The Stranger in 1942 but published it under…

…style. Serving a polite customers is enjoyable than serving a rude customer. The customers may have bad attitude but the objective of a server is to satisfy the customers by providing good quality service. After all, customers are strangers who buy…

…Jean to which he was married for many years. Now Leroy’s and Norma’s relationship and marriage seems to be breaking apart since both noted that they were living married as two complete strangers. In the story, Bobbie Ann Mason illustrates with Norma Jean…

…as quite a bitter and unforgiving man who didn’t care that much for the well being of others. The journey taught him to forgive others for the mistakes and to give strangers a chance. Hsun Ching was never one to take a stranger in and become friends with him…

…and beautiful imagery. The poem is a genius work about strength and the fall of false greatness, told from the eyes of a traveler who encounters an elderly stranger. In the poem the stranger tells him about the fall of a great kingdom that had thought itself…

…, firefighters risk their lives by going in to burning buildings to save lives of total strangers that are trapped inside. They don't think to themselves what if this building falls down while I am inside of it. Policemen go to bank robberies, high-speed…

…the society. In Book Four of The Odyssey, King Menelaus made it clear that all strangers were to be welcomed and treated as if they were his own. When Eteoneus asked the King if Prince Telemachus and Pisistratus should be invited in or turned away, he replied…