I will end your childlessness, and I will make you able to beget children. ... Nora also displays traits of cleverness. She wants to make certain that she may be able to depend on Dr. ... Rank provides a form of help to Nora. ... Nora confides in Mrs. ...
The story reaches its climax when Nora asks him to write a letter for her and he finds out that Nora is in love with someone else. ... The author narrates the story through the thoughts of the main character and through a small portion of Nora's thoughts. ... Nora is the perfect "yin" to the penman's "yang". ... Change, however, still manages to enter his life in the form of Nora. Nora, besides being "young" in contrast to his being "old", is blind, and is therefore, a whole different world from his own one of being able to see and appreciate the beauty of one's handwriting. ...
Gatsby grew up in poverty, and through organized crime, he was able to emerge as a mysterious yet influential character. ... Readers tend to want to be able to identify with the characters. ... Victor Fries, is a biologist who falls in love with a woman named Nora, who he met in college. ... As a result, he turns to stealing because if he dies, then Nora will die. In his eyes, stealing is not wrong because he is only thinking about saving Nora's life. ...
