SHE

mother has always been an ideal for me. She has in my opinion all the qualities a woman should have . She is not only a good mother but also a good wife , daughter in law and sister .She got married at 17 , her way of life really influenced me . She is raising my siblings alone because my dad has to take care of our family shop , and she always does that without ever complaining .At the same time she is taking care of my grandmother  who is ill . Even though she goes to sleeps at midnight or 1 AM because

that she wants to keep her child : if the decision was all her's she would have declined the idea of abortion. But it is not, the man seems to be very influent concerning Jig's choices even on the most ridiculous decisions such as "What should we drink?" "It is good with water?" "Could we try it?". She seems very fragile and vulnerable and trusts the man's judgment, she doesn't want to lose him and is ready to do everything to keep him. Furthermore, all she cares about is his hapiness, she "doesn't

break. The 86-year-old Lessing knows better. "It's extremely affluent around here and people just take it for granted," she says. "I don't remember anything like this when I first came to London." She has known many homes before living here: A country house in Persia (now Iran), a farm in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), a boarding house in South Africa, cold water flats around London. She has married twice, raised three children, watched this city rise from the dust of World War II, looked on in shock as

putting a lot of pressure on Bea and she has to succeed where her mother has failed. She tried to become famous when she was younger but it didn’t work and we can feel the mother’s bitterness throughout the novel. She speaks for example that she still tries to get a role and “[...] they always promised to bear her in mind. But they never rang back”. A little further in the text she also comments : “They didn’t say “Don’t ring us” any more, a joke it had become. But she remembered when it wasn’t.” The

Britomart who is chastity. She embodies chastity which is not only to be reluctant to lust but more like a many-sided virtue that leads to true Christianity. When we learn about Britomart’s circumstances when she fell in love with Arthegal, we can see that she tried to resist to her feelings, as her nurse says in Canto 2, stanza 40, lines 2 to 4:” Or why make ye such Monster of your minde?/Of much more uncouth thing I was affrayd;/Of filthy lust, contrary unto kinde:”. She probably saw that such a

bestfriend came to the café where I was waiting for her, she was really sad because she had problems with her boyfriend. They could not longer see each other, she said to me to help her because she had no one other who could help her like I help her when she has problems, so she began to told me her story. She said that her boyfriend had made things with other girls, and she saw it one night when she was walking down the street near to their house. She saw two girls with her boyfriend in the street smoking

Lady Diana was born in England on JULY 1ST 1961 . When she was 6, she went to a boarding school. Shortly afterwards, her parents got divorced. This part of her childhood was not very happy. She was good at swimming,piano ,and dance she won the school dancing competition. She first met PRINCE CHARLES when she was 16 years old. Charles came to her house to visit her sister Sarah. Her sister was in love with Charles and they went out together for 6 months. Charles didn't speak very much to Diana

no difference between the two evolutions. Firstly, throughout the novel, we can follow Carrie's climbing of the social ladder. When she arrives in Chicago and move in Minnie's place, we can say that she is starting from scratch. Indeed, in the description of the flat in Carrie's point of view it is shown that she is strike by Minnie's way of life, and that she finds it quite poor. The neighbourhood Carrie is confronted to is not so developped as the appartment is on « West Van Buren Street » and

After a pause, Dorothy controlled herself and began consoling them. "All right, it's all right', she said "And now I'm going to put Paul and Jane to bed. You two, Luke and Helen can put yourselves to bed. I'll come up and say good night. And then your grand is off to bed. I'm tired' The subdued children went off upstairs. Harriet did not come down again that evening; her husband and her mother knew she was being sick. Which they were used to.... but were not used to ill temper, tears, fretfulness

towards the information she receives from her daughter. She sounds disappointed. She obviously would have liked being informed before but she doesn’t say a word The couple hided his decision. Her daughter and her husband didn’t want to keep her informed and she feels very sad. 6 Maryam learns that their friends, the Donaldson heard the new they were going to move in Mount Washington before herself and she really feels frustrated and betrayed. As Ziba’s mother she just feels she would have been informed