Hyde embodies his evil self. Consequently, his Id is revealed through the latter, while the former represents the ideals of his Superego. ... Hyde represent a single but dichotomous personality. ... Even his appearance is evil-like. ... The "evil" and animalistic Mr. ...
But, she had an evil soul. ... But, nobody knew the real Catherine, who was evil and had a cold heart. ... Color and what it represents was apparent in Cruel Intentions. ... Black is always associated with evil, and this was the very nature of both Catherine and Sebastian's characters. ... It completely represents the values that come from Libertinism. ...
Another romantic nature symbol is the forest, which symbolizes both safe and evil aspects. An instance of the forest being evil can be revealed when Mistress Hibbins approaches Hester to invite her to "dance with the dark man", this goes with the setting of the forest. ... Hester, in this novel, represents the individual. ... Hester represents neutrality against morality. ... Her existence came from what Puritanism deems "evil". ...
Without a protective civilized society, Kurtz represents what every man will become if left to his own desires. ... Darkness is related to savagery and Marlow represents the civilized soul, which has not been drawn by a dark force. ... These stations represent symbolic stages in Marlow's journey of self-discovery. ... Marlow's trip from Europe to the outer then the central station already tests his capacity to differentiate between good and evil. ... The "hollow man," whose evil is the evil of vacancy will succumb. ...
He has an unstoppable ambition represented by this hallucination. ... The "gory locks" are representing Macbeth's realisation that this is his entire fault. ... Lady Macbeth is most definitely partly responsible for this tragedy and is a major factor in the battle between good and evil. ... This is the battle between good and evil in the play (between the characters) and the battle in Macbeth's mind between his morals and his "vaulting ambition". ... In the witches" spells and chants they talk of their love for evil and mischief. ...
Summers spoke frequently to the villagers about making a new box, but no one liked to upset even as much tradition as was represented by the black box" (Jackson 625). ... When the evils of the lottery are in reach to her family, Tess is adamant in renouncing the evils of it and how unjust it is to her. ...
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The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is not a book solely about racism, but rather a book that represents a variety of issues and items that need to be changed or modified in society. ... Mark Twain presents the evils of the past, specifically slavery, in an attempt to prevent the evils from repeating themselves. ...
Each role carries with it a set of norms of how it is to be played; norms are a subset of the general values, which represent the application of societal values to the "shoulds" and "oughts" of role conduct. ... Americans fought, as mostly known, to rid their young nation of the evil practice of slavery. ...
