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…been a mother of children, and my husband been dead and rotten, I would not have taken this weary task upon me against the will of the city.” Her logic is that she will never have another brother, even though she may have another child or husband. So…

…, were also known as "Spanky's gang". How when you died it made it so much harder on them for you were their moral support." That helped Billy's mother realized that the soldiers were a band of brothers and that her son was seen as the oldest brother…

…encounters the same experience when she hears ghostly voices in her own house. All the time she is sure that the events have something to do with Carwin’s appearance. When she finds out that her brother’s children and his wife were killed, she suspects…

…parentage, birthday and boyhood. It is told though, that his brother was a constable was requested by a Jesuit in Inabangan, Bohol to go after a renegade indio. However, the indio killed his brother instead. When Francisco brought his brother’s body…

…to protect her pride and staunchness. Because of her father’s death a year ago, and her brother’s three months ago, she can be thought of as the ‘man-of-the-house.’ She acts heartless and appears confident of rejecting Orsino’s ‘childish’ feelings. Olivia…

…Having spent most of my life,tending and catering for my younger brothers needs and my own needs,I have encountered many terrifying experiences. However, of those incidents none could compare with the experience of the house burgulary. Dad…

…***THIS IS NOT AN ESSAY, BUT A SEMI-ORGANIZED LIST OF IDEAS ABOUT THE POEM*** q “Mid-Term Break” by Seamus Heaney is a narrative poem about a little boy, Heaney’s brother, who dies when a speeding car strikes him. q Heaney walks the reader through…

…the party deems as acceptable, can be arrested and punished. Similar to the paperweight, the dust also represents Winston's attempt to connect with the past and intellectually rebel against Big Brother. Winston and Julia met in a dusty room in the Prole district…

…worlds, our channels of information are controlled, our day-to-day activities are monitored, and our rights and freedoms are restricted. Nineteen Eighty-four’s government named “Big Brother” controls all forms of information much like how our channels…

…takes place in Geneva, with Frankenstein’s family and fiancée, Elizabeth and in England where he studies anatomy and works to create his creature. Victor Frankenstein begins his story with the death of his mother during the birth of his younger brother…