Rhoda"s Diary The Withered Arm by Thomas Hardy
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Entry 1: I don't really want Farmer Lodge to marry another woman, quite obviously. He is my son's father, and my son deserves better than not to have a father. I don't love Farmer Lodge, quite the opposite actually. I did love him once, but not anymore, he has done too much damage to my life. But his marrying has reawakened some of my previous feelings, and as much as I hate to admit, I am a bit jealous of her. I want to know why he chose her. Is she pretty? Tall? What colour hair does she...
don't think of my son and what he could have been. I often think of what my life would have been like if I hadn't been pregnant. Would Farmer Lodge have married me? Maybe, maybe not, nobody will ever know. I don't know what I'm going to do now with my life. I suppose it will revolve around home and work, but I will never be able to improve my life. It will always stay the same, and each day will be the same as the last, nothing will get better, nothing will change.
don't think of my son and what he could have been. I often think of what my life would have been like if I hadn't been pregnant. Would Farmer Lodge have married me? Maybe, maybe not, nobody will ever know. I don't know what I'm going to do now with my life. I suppose it will revolve around home and work, but I will never be able to improve my life. It will always stay the same, and each day will be the same as the last, nothing will get better, nothing will change.
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When Elizabethans went to see "Hamlet," their experience would have been hugely different compared to the experience somebody today would get if they saw a modern-day performance. The play would have been performed "in the round", inside an open-air theatre. The audience would stand, smoke, drink, and talk...
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Lady Macbeth is a vital role in revealing the character of Macbeth, both through her actions and her words. Lady Macbeth shows herself as a character that is willing to do anything to get a desired result. This is seen right from the opening act of the play, when...
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