However, I do not think that this is the correct understanding; to both getting freedom and gaining equality of love from Iago as Othello and Desdemona's ideal marriage, are the major reasons that initiate Emilia's lies. She chooses to lie to Desdemona in the first place was that to deny a hideous truth that she finds difficult to acknowledge: Emilia envies of Desdemona's happiness and hopefully would succeed to gain love from Iago by fulfilling what he wants. ... Iago's lack of understanding eventually pushes her even further to betray her friend, Desdemona for the lov...

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Moreover, it was a psychological mourn, which turned out to be a confession to his wife, since his understanding of the loss of his brother made him realize that he has nothing left in his life, but his loyal marriage. ... He finally gained self-esteem and developed individualism and was well-recognized in his community. ... Silas Marner needed more than a person to become stable, therefore he gained the communty's help to identify himself from his inner-soul. ...

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Success has popularly gained a narrow definition of fame and fortune; nevertheless, the measurement of success is different for each individual. ... In my opinion, to have a successful marriage, partners should have a good understanding of each other to maintain a healthy relationship; this does not come easily, but it requires effort. ... One should always stop to ask the question, "Am I choosing this career for financial gain or do I have a strong passion for it?" The Economist in their article, "Is College Worth it," disapproves of some professions because they do not bring i...

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Her devotion to God is certain, voiced, highly emotional and dramatic, causing her to gain a reputation as a religious eccentric. ... Seen in this particular light, certain elements of a story such as hers which might seem important-a person's name, for example, or the description of a landscape-can be left out if they do not help the reader toward this understanding. The understanding pertaining to seeing God as your life and not just a part of it. ...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

Their culture is a unique one, even though I don't necessarily agree with some of their ways, I did keep an open mind and came to have a better understanding of their culture. ... The insights that I gained about this culture were all the interesting facts from the article and the book I used to find out all the information on the Yanomamo. ...

• Word Count: 984
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