Husband Creative Writings Samples For Students

Because Plato valued reason and logic above anything else, he would have much to say about the sentence reporting that Louise showed “not a glance of reflection, but rather indicated a suspension of intelligent thought” (Chopin). Plato would probably criticize the author who happened not only to come up with the idea that a human being could cease having accurate and objective understanding of what was going around but also offered this idea to the potential readership. So the sentence under discussion shows underestimation of the crucial importance of understanding the reality properly. Plato would surely state ...

Susan Glaspell’s “A Jury of Her Peers” is a short story written in 1917 that revolves around the murder of a farmer, John Wright. Minnie Wright, John’s wife, is arrested on suspicion of murdering her husband and awaits trial. Sheriff Peters and Lewis Hale, accompanied by their wives, and George Henderson, a country attorney, travel to the crime scene, the isolated house. The women join their husbands to collect some of Minnie’s personal items. Initially, Mrs. Hale feels sympathy for Minnie and she expresses her disapproval of how the men are “snoopin’ round and criticizin’” her kitchen (200). On ...

Chit-chatting with my husband while he was driving, listening to the radio, and also making my list for all the grocery shopping, made it a rather busy drive from South Delhi to Gurgaon (please add any place according to your current residence). Everything about the day seemed usual.
As the day progressed it started to get warmer, while the traffic on the road got denser. However, the vehicle queue at the Delhi-Gurgaon Toll (please add any place according to your current residence) thankfully moved at a good pace. Proceeding on the highway, an unexpected sight caught my attention and took ...

Background

Janie was just a simple girl who grew up in her own place, with her own family. Of course, no one could deny that her parents loved her. It could not possibly be the reason why she left her hometown in Eatonville to search for the love that she always dreamed of ever since she was a child. The story started when Eatonville, Florida natives and Janie Crawford’s family got the news that Janie is returning to Eatonville again, all by himself. The news spread quite fast and Janie soon became the center of attention. Perhaps, being bugged by all ...

Part1

The events in the story unfold in modern day Chicago on top of a high rise 15 stories building where a couple in their mid thirties is facing marital problems. James, now 35 years old, and Louise 33, have been married for the last 15 years, and are grappling with infidelity issues where Louise accuses James of having an affair with another female character, Patty. Louise has the intentions of making her husband pay for his unfaithfulness by forcing him, at gun point, to jump from the 15 story building to end his life. The incident takes place at around evening ...

The dinner was half ready and she had only twenty minutes to finish. The air in the kitchen was boiled, and the piquant smells from the pots and saucepan were trying to escape throughout the window. Margaret was running around the messy kitchen and trying to handle all things at once. Chopping carrots and stirring the sauce, adding milk and whisking the eggs. It is almost done. Removing the pan from the fire and washing the dishes, setting the table and taking off the apron. She quickly swallowed a pill aspirin, hesitated for a minute and swallows one more. ...

Organization of work with case study

I chose case study as a qualitative method that can be applied to analyze characters of movie “Running with scissors”. The purpose of this case study - defining different mechanisms of psychological defense used by various characters in the film and better understanding of Freud`s theory of psychological defense`s mechanism. Students will need to answer following questions for this work:
1) What mechanism of psychological defense did you notice in the behavior of characters of “Running with Scissors.”?
2) How do you think what are purposes of using defense mechanisms by different character?

Brief summarizing of mechanisms of defense`s characteristics

The central mechanisms ...

InstitutionUnderstanding Lifestyle Modification: My Personal Experiences in Managing Chronic Back Pain through Healthy Diet and Physical Exercise

A. Personal response
However escapist I may sound, I did have a host of factors contributing to my poor eating habits and lack of exercise. On top of being a mother of two small kids (2 and 5 yrs old), I am working part time and studying in school full time. Due to busy schedule, I have little or no time for exercise and paid no attention to healthy eating regimen. On and off, I did attempt to follow healthy eating regimen, but intrapersonal challenges made it hard for me to adjust and stay with healthy eating habits.
Perhaps ...

Leila had mixed feelings about this divorce. On the one hand, she barely had to say something against Ryan as a husband and a father of her two children. As a husband, he has always been affectionate and attentive, supportive and understanding. When, just after their first baby was born, she decided to give up her promising academic career, he accepted her choice. When after several years of housewife boredom she faintly started a conversation about getting back to work, he was ready to back her up.

"The first thing he did was to look for a nanny", she smiled to her thought.

As a father, Ryan was amazing. The children adored him. It was ...

1.0 Observation
Having gone through “A Doll House”, there was a personal observation to the effect that the author relies on literary methods to elaborate the broader status of human life in a society. In perspective, these elements of the story seem to either be the traits of the characters, their experiences, or the setting of the story. These experiences are brought out using literal methods to paint a picture in the mind of the reader.
2.0 Premises
For instance, the play A Doll's House, the author majorly focuses on the use of secondary characters to dramatically contrast with ...

Question 1: “TV People”

Question 2: “My World of the Unknown”
In Rifaat’s story, the biggest challenge that the audience meets is the ability to deduce meaning for the morals behind using the snake (jinni) as a coach for sexual pleasure. While the woman in the story plays an innocence character, the audience cannot still ascertain how an adult with whose cognitive capabilities are not in doubt can ascent to the fantasies that accompany the snake without informing the husband how she relates with the snake. For western readers the story could explain the structure of relationships in Eastern families and what ...

The best example of family and consumer conscience one can learn from the movie ‘Fireproof’ released in 2008. The movie gives an understanding of the equation that suggests that needs and intentional resources are equal to the enlargement of the conversation.
The first concept of identified needs in the movie occurs when a young girl Catherine asks her mother that when will daddy come home? And she replies that he will soon come home. So the goes on to ask her mother in innocence that can she marry daddy so that he can spend a lot of time with him. ...

A Day To Remember

She heard small voices talking about how to switch on a toy, followed by a tick sound that switched the toy to start. The small voices started to giggle happily, as if they were seeing something silly and fun. After a long sound of laughter, there were small footsteps walking around and slowly running around. There were scrambling and sound of cabinet doors opening and closing.

And then she opened her eyes.

It was so relaxing and felt that she had enough sleep. She remembers the night before she passed out. George, her husband, and she was talking about how ...

The “Astronomer’s Wife” is a story about a psychologically depressed woman by the name Mrs. Ames, who lives with an arrogant husband who mistreated her a lot. She decides to seek happiness elsewhere by engaging in conversation with the plumber who comes to repair the leaks in her house.
In this story some words, phrases and images have been used and they have certain functions in the development of the story. The Boyle’s phrases in “The Astronomer’s Wife” such as “to survive women cling on the tide” (pg59) this shows how women were depressed and undervalued, they therefore, ...

“The Yellow Wallpaper” is the short fictional story by Gilman which uses the medium of psychological horror fiction to critique the predominant women’s position within marriage as prevalent during nineteenth century. Gilman, through this story defines the second-class status of women in marriage because of the rigid distinction between the dominant status of the male with active work profile and servile status of women limiting themselves to domestic functions. This story represents the male dominance in society through societal norms and accepted female imprisonment in the household. The story reveals the psychological positioning of the women in domestic ...

Part 1: Fences

Troy relies on racism as a projection of his own feelings. When Cory is selected for a football scholarship, Troy refuses to be pleased or supportive of him. Instead, Troy is dismissive and tells Cory, "The white man ain't gonna let you get nowhere with that football no way" (1.3.78).
For most of his life, Troy has carried a regret that he wasn’t able to play professional baseball, as a result of racial discrimination. He argues that he doesn’t want to subject Cory to the same disappointment. The people around Troy attempt to convince him that things ...

Catharine Beecher

Catherine Beecher was an educator who was years ahead of her time and discussed the importance of educating women. She was also keen on experimenting with food and believed strongly in making palate pleasing food (NWHM). She would converse with Fannie Farmer over her career as a culinary expert and would probably discuss that during her time, women did not have the same opportunities. She could also discuss with Fannie about the relevance of gender roles in the families and how they both remained unmarried but contributed significantly to food in America. With Fannie Rogarshevsky she would discuss the ...

<INSTRUCTOR’S NAME>
<COURSE NAME>

I heard the kids giggling, and I slowly opened my eyes. It was so relaxing and felt that I had enough sleep. I remember the night before I passed out. George, my husband, and I were talking about how busy our Saturday was, and at the same time, it was very productive. We were thinking that after this grueling task that we are going to have in our work, we will bring the kids out-of-town. We also talked about how happy we are that our friend Rita is getting married soon. ...

In the second month of autumn in 1937 a short story by John Steinbeck ‘Chrysanthemums’ was published in Harper’s Magazine. It was not serene and stable times but on the contrary, the elections of the President were just held and Franklin D. Roosevelt gained his position of the Head of the country for the second time. The Great Depression laid its grave mark on the economy of the United States and both hardly started to recover. Significant changes touched upon a social sphere as well, meaning that now it was time for women to emerge as equal members of the ...

Dear Readers,

I was born in the Appalachian Mountains in the small coal-mining town of Grundy, which was almost ten miles from the Kentucky border. Our home at on Main Street, and we had the Levisa Fork River running right behind it. After graduating from college my mother had moved to Grundy to become a teacher in a school. My father was owned and operated a Ben Franklin store in our town.
Right after I graduated from Hollins with a Bachelors degree in English, I got married to my husband. My husband James is a poet and teacher, and since his teaching assignments kept on ...

Complete the following matching exercise titled, “Race: The Power of Illusion.” (Reference: http://www.pbs.org/race/002_SortingPeople/002_00-home.htm.) Post your results and describe your experience in trying to complete the matching exercise. What are your thoughts on how we approach diversity in the workplace based on our perceptions of race?

I only obtained a 50/50 score. It is true that our definition of race is subjective. Some people sometimes depend their judgment of who they are as a person based on the color of their skin and hair, shape of their nose, height/stature, etc. I was wrong. Some individuals have the freedom to identify themselves (that ...

It was late but Shelly proudly strut to her car because she felt great about her workout at the local gym. Wiping sweat from her overly tanned forehead, she unlocked her car and climbed in. The first thing she noticed was the alert light on her Galaxy phone because she’d missed five calls from her husband. Nervously, she called him back immediately. Finally, he answers in a whispering voice saying; “Call 911 I hear someone in the house.” And then, dead air followed. Shelly was frantic, she called 911 while she raced home on the dark and barely visible ...

Her beauty culminated into the lustful imagination that being with her was all that mattered. The drive to conquer her heart became unwavering and fulfilling. As life in the world of fantasy, Daisy was the pride of my life and the heir of my kingdom. Having lost her to Tom, it was my duty to reclaim her back and reignite the lost love. However, her luxurious nature and charm meant that only wealth could enable me to get her back. The thought that she only settled for nothing less than opulence struck hard and living in grandiosity was not ...

1) Discuss some of the mythic and ritual elements, and the logical, rhetorical, and ethical aspects of Oedipus the King. Think about how Oedipus proposes to purge the city of the murder-pollution, the key arguments between Oedipus, Tiresius, and Creon, and the arguments Oedipus made to himself and acted upon to defeat the prophecy, the rhetorical device of irony that permeates the play, and the ethics of everyone's actions, the family members and others involved in the tragedy.

According to the traditional interpretations of classical drama, Oedipus the King was brought down by the gods or fate because ...

Literature

Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer
Introduction:
Geoffrey Chaucer had skillfully adapted the methodology of frame within frame story telling was a process of storytelling that had only begun to evolve during those times. This method involved the putting together of stories of a number of people. In the main story there is the gripping tale of a group of pilgrims who have taken on the perilous journey together to a pilgrimage to Canterbury.
Among all the story tellers there are a wide variety among which some are of noble birth and a large number who are mere common folk. The more interesting ...

Using Formatting to Portray Mental Illness in The Yellow Wallpaper

The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman takes the reader through the first-hand experiences of the narrator's bed rest following the birth of a child. Gilman uses a variety of methods to convey the mental anguish the narrator is experiencing and one of these methods is the use of shorter paragraphs. By utilizing this format, the reader develops a great sense for the racing thoughts the narrator is experiencing as she is left alone in her room for an extended period of time. The fragmented thoughts provide a sense of urgency and unrest that may otherwise be more difficult for the reader to ...

Leaning against a fashionable chair in one of the greatest hotels in the states was Mary Johnson. She had a reason to have a sense pride as a resident of a place boasting of centuries’ old architecture and an invigorating culture made up of blends of African, Spanish, French as well as several Native American aspects (Larson 27). Bourbon Street lights her mind at the coastal joint in the south east city of New Orleans, the state of Louisiana, as she waits for her husband Harry Kewell who had been out on an official appointment. Time tickles beyond their planned time and she decides ...

Nice and peaceful. Just the way I like it.
I set the shovel to one side and wiped the sweat from my brow. I will just wash away the traces of dirt that smeared by face as the mud-stricken gloves accidentally brushed my flushed cheeks. I looked around one more time just to make sure that nobody saw me. At 3:00 am on a cold October dusk, I could never be sure. Teenagers nowadays stay awake nibbling on their laptops. It was hard work but well worth it, considering the consequences of not doing it. My hand reached for ...

Synopsis

A man stands blindfolded in a firing line. He is dirty, wearing rags, and looks as though he has been tortured. It is clear by his surroundings that he is being held at a type of military base. His skin color differentiates him from that of his captures, who wear cleanly pressed uniforms. Their expressions are emotionless and stern. The man shakes but remains where he stands.
A flashback takes place. We see the man’s home and himself as a child. His childhood home is small and modest. It is not dirty, but it is lived-in. His mother prays in ...

Felicia sat on the steps of her apartment building, bouncing a small yellow ball. It was dark out, only the dim light from the hallway behind her lighted the street. The sounds of sirens blared in the distance. A car rambled by and the thump of the loud bass vibrated through the cement of the sidewalk to where she sat. The vibration was almost soothing; she watched the car run a red light almost wistfully. It was late at night; it must be nice to somewhere to go.
She happily bounced the ball a few more times before some mischievous urge ...

The discriminatory practices of the male folk of the society are not new. Abuse and violence is a way of establishing the supremacy over the opposite sex. Even in the age of advancement where several feminist movements have dared to challenge the very roots of the patriarchal society, domestic abuse is one the greatest impediments for the female who are being constantly battered by the insensitivity and chauvinism of their male counterparts.
New York is a city where many women face the peril of domestic violence. Statistics show that in the year 2012, 68 percent of the total number of ...

1. Describe the political economy of commodities trading in 17th century Amsterdam. Explain the particular economic navigational challenges for Miguel Lienzo:
Between the 16th and 17th century, economic reforms were not bereft of controversies. Misfortune struck Antwerp, the most renowned merchandizing city that ever was in the trading world. The special entity status passed on to Amsterdam and remained until the second half of the next century-18th. Between the last quarter of 16th century and first decade of the 17th century, Amsterdam’s commodity trade suddenly emerged as metropolitan and cosmopolitan in genre. Amsterdam surged ahead consolidating and ...

Despite the intergenerational gap, my relationship with my grandmother has been both meaningful and powerful. I guess there was some “good fit” or correct “prescription” that enabled us to build a strong relationship. Even though my grandfather has been equally friendly and loving, my grandmother has always shared in more activities with me, and perhaps that is why I consider her my “closest” grandparent. Perhaps it is because we are both women, considering my elder brothers and even my dad are often out and about with my grandfather. Despite the fact that I have been playing the role of a romantic partner ...

The day turns to night, and the night turns to day; but it wasn’t always so. It used to be that the days were just that, days. The sun would shine down on the mountains and the green grass, throughout the calendar year. However, people grew weary and tiresome working all day, and prayed to the gods for a few hours of darkness, where they could rest their eyes and their sore muscles from the days work in the fields.
Our story begins with a beautiful young woman named Pangita who was the daughter of a god and a mortal; her ...

“Egg Foo Young Chicken!” The Chinese girl at the counter handed Richard a tray of food and placed a fortune cookie next to his drink. “You have a good day, now!”
So hungry, Richard ate all of his food in five minutes. He took the plastic from the cookie and bit into it, taking out the little piece of paper that had his fortune written on it. Finishing his coke, he read the message and almost spit out all of his drink.

“Richard, your wife is having an affair.”

How could this cookie know his name? How could this cookie know he was married? How could this cookie ...

Guy de Maupassant

Having live a short life (1850-1893), Guy de Maupassant’s has been unsurprisingly remembered for its economy of his writing. It is clear that he is praised for the structure and form in his stories as opposed to his shortened career. Moore in his articles examines him as an example of naturalistic author, whose reactions to Romanticism included a disdain for fantastic plots, making of their works “merely a series of scenes” (Moore 96). In Shire's work, she also discusses de Maupassant's relationship to naturalism, particularly in the characters' relationships to animals (p 48). The most remarkable thing in his writing is their ...

A Poem Based on Guy de Maupassant’s “The Necklace”

Ten long years
For just one night
Ten long years
All was for nothing,
Or so it may well seem
I worked ten long years to make up

For that one incredible night.

If only I had told her
It could have been made right
Years before I saw her
On this fateful night.
For never would I’ve thought,
The jewels I’d worn were phony
As I was on that night.
What can I do now that I know
What’s wrong from what is right?
When I ...

Analysis of Nick Bottom from A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Nick Bottom, along with Puck, is one of the two characters in A Midsummer Night’s Dream who are centrally involved with all three of the stories taking place throughout the play. He is a member of the Mechanicals, a group of fools who also work as craftsmen in Athens. They also perform plays for fun and are currently working on Pyramus and Thisbe, in the hopes that Duke Theseus would want to see the play on his wedding day, and be so moved by the performance that he would grand them sixpence each day into perpetuity. Bottom plays the lead ...

Reflection of working with women during pregnancy and in the postnatal period

I first met Ashley at the Nepean antenatal clinic. At the time, she was 30+1 gestational weeks. I established from her history that this was her third pregnancy. Her first pregnancy had been in the year 2001. She had not carried the pregnancy to term because she had had a miscarriage. Her second pregnancy was in 2010. For this pregnancy, she had a normal vaginal delivery at 37+1 weeks. She had given birth to a live female infant, Isobel, who weighed 3140 grams. She had attended the visit with Isobel who is now 2 yrs old. A UA was performed ...

The Veldt by Ray Bradbury
The Character: George Hadley

George Hadley assumes that everything is fine at home. His wife, Lydia, has no housework to do anymore. Their children, Wendy and Peter, would not be trouble to her because they can go to the nursery anytime they want and any time their mother wants some peace. George is very proud of himself. He is one of the few men who can provide the best in housing and new technology for his family. He works hard and he provides for them better than anyone else could do. He feels ...

Little Jimmy Boyd was running down the stairs, still wearing his dark blue pajamas, with little spaceships on it. His nimble little fingers were sliding down the handrail, while his feet were almost flying. Jimmy would always wake up earlier than necessary, because that was the rare time he would get to see his father, a relentless stockbroker who worked night and day to be able to provide for his family all the things he did not have as a child. His promised himself that his family will have all their wishes come true.
The window on the right side ...

Liberty and equality are values that individuals hold dear. After adding the value of self-government to liberty and equality, politics are created which introduces competition for power.

In general the values may be the same, but the interpretation of liberty and equality are quite different. Values are formed by many inputs such as education and class as well as culture, family and societal experiences.

Two middle class women may have the same values and meet each other often in groups which work for equality among races or for freeing innocent people being held in jail. Both are middle aged ...