...to remain hidden, or possibly forgotten. Mr. Hooper wears the veil on his face making it impossible to hide. People began to dread his approach and withdrew themselves from him whenever possible. Wearing the veil was a constant reminder to all, the guilt they carry from their sins is in everyone and impossible to hide. In the beginning Mr. Hooper was described as "a gentlemanly person, of about thirty, though still a bachelor, was dressed with due clerical neatness, as if a careful wife had starched his band, and brushed the weekly dust from his Sunday garb." This seemed to be the case until on Sunday when Mr. Hooper walked out to present his sermon, and there was something different about his appearance. Something so out of character that some questioned if it was Mr. Hooper, or perhaps another minister, standing before them. The saxton confirmed that it was indeed Mr....
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...the black veil affects Mr. Hooper’s relationship with his community in a negative way by secluding him from the community. In the story it says, “She withdrew her arm from his grasp and slowly departed, pausing at the door to give one long, shuddering gaze that seemed almost to penetrate the mystery of the black veil. But even amid his grief, Mr. Hooper smiled to think that only a material emblem had separated him from happiness, through the horrors which it shadowed forth must be drawn darkly between the fondest of lover.” Mr. hooper loses his happiness due to the black veil in his way. Mt. Hoppers happiness is his fiancee Elizabeth but cannot have it due to the black veil on his face. Mr. Hooper knows that the black veil has a huge impact on his...
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...There are two leading roles in “On the Face of It”—Mr. Lamb and Derry. Mr. Lamb is an old lame but positive man. On the contrary, although Derry is a young boy, he is very self-abased and withdrawn because of his ugly burned face. The play takes place in Mr. Lamb’s garden which is beautiful and attracts Derry to come in. When Mr. Lamb met Derry and found he was having a hard time and had no confidence, he wanted to help him. He talked a lot with Derry about life, things, and people, and all are positive. Mr. Lamb told him that he still had a wonderful brain and a fine physique, so he had no reason to lose in his abilities. In addition, he taught Derry to listen, to watch, and to think, and there are lots of beautiful things he didn’t notice before with an unhappy mind. What’s more, Derry also learned to be friendly and do not be afraid of living with people…Mr. Lamb really taught Derry many things, as a result, Derry gradually changed his negative attitude and became happy. Derry promised that he would came back soon. Unfortunately, when he came back, Mr. Lamb died alone. Review There are lots of stories and facts tell us that you must have a positive attitude even you are suffering some bad things and lost everything. This play is one of these. Mr. Lamb taught not only Derry but also us some positive thoughts. Derry scared his face and he thought no one love him even his mother, but there must be someone not afraid of him like Mr. Lamb. So we must first accept ourselves...
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...a black veil. Throughout this eye- opening parable, “The Minister’s Black Veil,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, there are both, positive and negative effects of Mr. Hooper’s black veil. Hawthorn reveals whether or not Mr. Hooper’s black veil is worth wearing by the time he dies at the end of the story. The first time Mr. Hooper wears his black veil, people immediately feel frightened and wonder why their minister “has gone mad” (Hawthorne 9). Mr. Hooper does not mean to scare everyone, he is simply covering his face from the world, in which he says, “If I hide my face for sorrow, there is cause enough and if I cover it for secret sin, what mortal might not do the same?” (Hawthorne 35). Everyone speaks only of bad things about him, “I would not be alone with him for the world. I wonder he is not afraid to alone with himself” (Hawthorne 16). Even his fiancé questions their relationship. No one wants a husband whose face is always covered by a depressing veil. He refuses to remove it and explain to her why he is wearing this veil. Mr. Hooper loves Elizabeth dearly and does not want her to leave him, “Have patience with me, Elizabeth!” (Hawthorne 39), he cries passionately. He watches her leave and he “smiled to think that only a material emblem has separated him from happiness” (Hawthorne 43). Why is Mr. Hooper choosing to face all these negative actions from all his closest friends? “Thus, from beneath the black veil, there rolled a cloud into the sunshine, an ambiguity of sin or...
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...White has really cared and trusted Mr. Orange, and even told him his first name, which could jeopardize his own protection. Mr. White whimpers when he realized Mr. Orange, who he thought was his true friend, has betrayed him and could not hold out his overwhelming devastation and cries out loud. Even when Mr. Orange confessed at the end, he sounds as he is truly sorry and feels guilty. He also seems in pain not only because he is physically hurt but also because of the pain he felt for being unfaithful to Mr. White, who trusted him. I feel that Mr. Orange has also developed a deep friendship with Mr. White because after Mr. White protected him from Joe and Eddie, Mr. Orange could have just kept silent till the end but he revealed his true identity because he was truly sorry for violating the trust Mr. White has given him. Even though he had first faked his friendship with Mr. White for the sake of his undercover to succeed, Mr. Orange ended up liking Mr. White and considered him as his real friend. To Mr. Orange, being honest with Mr. White at the end was the last thing he can do to appreciate Mr. White for the trust he has given him and also for saving his life. He continuously says, "I'm sorry" out loud to Mr. White because he feels terrible for deceiving...
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...children, while one of the portraits shows a couple. John Singleton Copley painted Portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mifflin (Sarah Morris). This is the only portrait that I have selected that shows both man and woman. I feel that these six works of art show the growth of how women were presented from 1671-1893. The works of art that I have selected are Mrs. Elizabeth Freake and Baby Mary(1671-74), Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mifflin(1773), The White Girl(1862), Miss Amelia Van Buren(1891), A Virgin(1892-93),and Lady Agnew of Lachnaw(1892-93. I believe that these paintings are similar in many ways, yet different as well. Anonymous, Mrs. Elizabeth Freake and Baby Mary, This painter, although unknown, can be attributed to half-dozen portraits that were painted in Boston. This colonial painter shows their knowledge of traditional British portraiture that is derived from representations of Elizabeth I. As you can see by looking at this painting, this artist gave more attention to the clothing that Mrs. Elizabeth Freake is wearing then to Mrs. Freake’s characteristics. This portrait was done in oil on a 42 ½ X 36 ¾ “ canvas. One way that I feel that this painting is different than the other paintings is that it is a pendant portrait. This was painted to hang next to the portrait of Mr. Freake. These paintings were meant to complement each other. This portrait is similar to Portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mifflin in the way that the artists have made the background so dark it is almost black...
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...may hold more than one meaning. Their meaning may also change throughout the story. An example of a piece of literature that successfully uses symbols to create a plot is the short story The Minister's Black Veil by Nathaniel Hawthorne. The Minister’s Black Veil is a parable published in 1832. It was inspired by Mr. Joseph Moody, a clergyman in New England that wore a handkerchief on his face. Earlier in his life, Mr. Joseph Moody had accidentally killed one of his friends. From that day until the day of his death, he hid his face from everyone. Similarly, The Minister’s Black Veil is about Reverend Mr. Hooper’s decision to wear a black...
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...represented a label of screening a certain circumstance of one's life out. For instance, Mr. Hooper, in this short story, is a regular man. For example, his characteristics are still similar to other men who do not wear the veil. The sight at first may be weird to put together, but to Mr. Hooper the veil is a piece of him. For example, it's like an apple, apples usually don't have spots; just like how people usually don’t wear veils but some feel they...
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...Accident 20 - After Accident 0 Benefits (Company car, pension plan, vacation, expense account, etc.) N/A D. CLIENT’S FACTS/STORY: BE AS DETAILED AS YOU CAN BE. INCLUDE DAMAGES AND ALL NAMES TOLD BY CLIENT The client Justin King was a singer who had own the National Idol Regional Contest in Chicago. He claims he can no longer perform due to a car accident he was in. The accident happen after leaving his agents office also located in Chicago. While at his agents office he was signing a contract with MCI Records. After the winning the Idol contest MCI Records has agreed to meet with Mr. King here in Chicago even though their main office is in Nashville, Tennessee. The contract amount would guarantee Mr. King $275,000 for three years plus a percentage of sales. The car accident happened roughly 1 year ago around April 5th. Mr. King was on his way home on his motorcycle. He was driving on Interstate 57 just south of Chicago. He was driving 60 -65 miles per hour in the left lane. A beer truck came from...
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...In The Ministers Black Veil, Mr. Hooper is a minister and he wear a black veil but the congregation has no idea why. He refuses to tell anyone why he's wearing it, and the townsfolk begin to think less of him because of it. In The Minister’s Black Veil Hawthorne hides the face of a single character and creates the impression that the exposed faces of all the other characters are actually masked. Throughout the story the towns people and the audience reading the story wonder whether Mr. Hooper is hiding his sins or whether he is hiding the sins of other people. I believe that Mr. Hooper is bearing the sins of the congregation. Initially, the congregation gathers for church and sees Hooper wearing the black veil. There are rumors and talk of reasons why he would be wearing the veil. Some say that he has gone mad. Others believe that he is hiding a deep sin or that he may have slept with the young girl that recently passed away. They say that if the veil comes off, he might be "fearful of her glance" meaning that if he did sleep with her like the rumors say then he is unable to look at her face without...
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...who worked in the store was putting on his coat, getting ready to go home. On his way out, he passed Mr. Sam Carr, the little gray hair man who owned the store. Mr. Carr looked up at Alfred as he passed and said in a very soft voice, ''Just a moment, Alfred, one moment before you go.'' Mr. Carr spoke so quietly that he worried Alfred. ''What is it, Mr. Carr?'' ''Maybe you'd be good enough to take a few things out of your pockets and leave them here before you go.'' Said Mr. Carr. ''What things? What are you talking about?'' ''You've got a compact and a lipstick and at least two tubes of toothpaste in your pockets, Alfred.'' ''What do you mean?'' Alfred answered. ''Do you think I am crazy?'' His face got red. Mr. Carr kept looking at Alfred, coldly. Alfred did not know what to say and tried to keep his eyes from meeting the eyes of his boss. After a few moments, he put his hand into his pockets and took out the things he had stolen. ''Petty thieving, eh, Alfred?'' said Mr. Carr. ''And maybe you'd be good enough to tell me how long this has been going on.'' ''This is the first time I ever took anything.'' Mr. Carr was quick to answer, ''So now you think you tell me a lie? What kind of a fool do I look like, hah? I don't know what goes on in my own store, eh? I/ tell you, you have been doing this for a long time.'' Mr. Carr had a strange smile on his face. ''I don’t like to call the police,'' he said, ''but maybe I should call your father and let him know...
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...Mrs. Rodriguez was grocery shopping at the local market,and when exiting she saw a beaten and scrappy looking boy, Adam on the curb and helped him look presentable, Like Mrs. Jones. In “Thank you Ma’am” Rodger, the main character, tried to steal Mrs. Jones purse, When she was walking, she caught Rodger and told him that he needs to be respectful, and that he needs to wash his face. In the story, the author and main character create the theme that people need to be respectful and look presentable, to be able to be treated with respect. Rodger is a young man who had a bad first impression, and was disrespectful until Mrs. Jones gave him lesson on being respectful and looking presentable. When Roger was trying to steal Mrs. Jones purse she...
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...by Morley Callaghan, a boy named Alfred is caught stealing from his boss, Sam Carr, who then calls Alfred’s mother, Mrs. Higgins. When Mrs. Higgins arrives, she convinces Sam Carr not to contact the police, although Alfred loses his job. On the way home, Alfred tries to thank her for rescuing him, but she scolds him and tells him that he’s “disgraced her.” Alfred, when they arrive home, sees his mother privately breaking down in the kitchen. Once he observes this, he finally realizes the negative effects his behavior has on his mother. During this short story, Morley Callaghan shows a character’s personality through characterization, of which there are two types: indirect characterization, where an author shows a characters’ traits through actions and dialogue, and direct characterization, which is when an author somehow directly states a...
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...Introduction Mr. Li who is chairman of the company. He has ten years experience of chairman. Before the chairman, he worked in government office and also has twelve years experience about politics. He is outstanding leader both of the politics and chairman of the company. In the first class of Developing Beach Strength, the professor David Ethier told us that ask questions is the first thing we should learn. Because we can learn something we do not know and something we want know from as question. Thus, I interviewed Mr. Li with some questions I arranged. I use phone call and video call to interviewed Mr. Li. Mr. Li and I chat nearly one hours and I sort out the some great responded from our interview. Interview First, I asked Mr. Li what competencies did you need to obtain you current position and how did you develop them? Mr. Li thought time management, problem solving and decision making are extremely important competencies for obtaining he current position. To improve time management skills, Mr. Li gave me several advises. Firstly, we need to prioritize tasks and make a list from the most important work to do them first to the least urgent part of the work. Secondly, avoiding procrastination is a huge challenge we face. No one denies that procrastination has badly affect to the productivity, but people have inertia is also an indisputable fact. Therefore, it reflects the meaning of our self-control ability. "Improve your awareness...
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...Soccer Camp. I am Mr. Bogaart and these are your coaches.” Mr. Bogaart put his big hand out to show us our coaches. At least 6 High school girls stood in front of us as they waved. “These two days this week, the coaches and I will pick 3 girls two go to Nationals in Indianapolis.” All of a sudden, my jaw dropped. I walked into the soccer field. The green grass shined with dew. The smells of freshly cut grass drifted through the air. I took a big deep breath and opened my eyes. Finally, soccer. The best sport in the world. A nice lady with wavy brown hair smiled at me as she sat behind the tan desk. I looked behind me and saw a school. A big light brown school. Nickels Intermediate. It felt weird that in the summer...
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