... way, but I found security in our established walls. A false security that cost me much. Lots of issues cuddled in the bliss of silence. Up until the day he made the silence permanent -- final. Was he ever proud of me? Did that smile in the picture as he walked me up the stage and fixed my sablay mean what I want it to? Would he have gladly walked down ... the aisle with me as I said, "I do"? Would I ever hear him sing one last love song for me? Silence -- permanent and final. I was at the corridor of the ... CCU waiting for the inevitable. Somewhere in that cold room ... ...

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... play, that's Amanda's husband. " a telephone man who falls in love with long distance". He lefts this family, leaving only a laughing picture. Such an irresponsible act lefts a permanent scar inflicting his wife and children. And also it has a big influence on the mother-children relationship this family. 2 Mother-Children Relationship (1) unnatural: every member has their own world of illusion This unnatural relationship is ... . Once Amanda said to Tom that she heard Laura's crying because Laura felt Tom's unhappy in this family. Maybe the cry is not only for Tom, but also for herself,...

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... goes on to explain how when she got married and ultimately adopted the children, the judge announced it was final. "Adam turned to me with delight and said, "Mom!- not Louise."" This is a very powerful statement. One can feel the emotion going through the author's body. Her eyes watering with tears of joy and happiness ... loved him like her own biological son. She had a special bond and relationship with him, but said "If I can't help him to survive in the simplest way, how can I be his mother?- She was so upset that her love for him was not enough and she was losing their aura of ... ar...

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... to do ANYTHING that will bring together Sharukh and Kajol. This was an amazing movie. The way it manipulates the audience's reactions was incredible. Each scenario was so intense and unpredictable, it totally left the audience hanging. But the final outcome and conclusion was uplifting. The many twists and twirls of the movie lead to several different reactions, all of which were a never-been-felt experience ... . The characters had very strong roles, especially Sharukh and Kajol's role. One could actually feel what they were going through. The characters had an intensifying effect on the...

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... in order to obtain their dreams/ goals. Sometimes a tragic and unexpected event can cause a person to change themselves. These ideas are represented through the use of various techniques such as humour, dialogue, poetic devices and sound techniques. My Place by Sally Morgan is an autobiography/ biography in which we ... scared. It was only when she was sent to her aunt's place that she began the slow and painful recovery to a person that was bubbly and happy with whom she was. The only reason this final change occurred was because her family and new friends showed her love and support a...

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... genetic trait and something that she could not overcome, it is perhaps a sort of freedom for her. She no longer has to deal with the constant torment of society condemning her and looking down upon her family. From her birth, Antoinette has seemed cursed to have such disastrous outcomes from ... her community. Her mental deterioration comes as a relief for her: "I was exhausted. All the mad conflicting emotions had gone and left me wearied and empty. Sane. I was tired of these people. I disliked their laughter and their tears, their ... does love in her heart: "Her senses kindled afre...

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... parted from me again," has been cited as indicative of wavering on the part of Dante regarding his lovers" fate. Some have said that the line is spoken with satisfaction. Others say it's with remorse. The eternal togetherness of the pair in hell, has been interpreted as both punishment and joy. In the final analysis, it is unlikely that Dante feels that love triumphs over all ... of her inescapable attraction. Petrarch presents her as a paradox. On the one hand, she exemplifies beauty and pure love. On the other hand, she represents all of Petrarch's vain experiences. After Laura's deat...

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