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    In the novel "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy the relation of the father and his son is really important because in someway the father symbolizes protection to the child. They are living by themselves in a kind of apocalyptic place that has been destructed by some event that is not mentioned‚ everything is full of ashes and dirt. The father is like the soul of his son now that the son finds support on him due to the situation of loneliness. It’s a natural state for human beings to relay on each other

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    Shakespeare deals with a parent-child relationship in the historical plays of Henry IV Parts One and Two in the characters of Henry Bullingsworth (Henry IV) and his son Hal (Prince of Wales‚ later Henry V). The fact stands clear in the development of the son‚ Hal: the son’s success in life is not dependent on his relationship to his father politically‚ but success is demonstrated when there is a realization of both parties on the level of parental love. Hal is not living up to his name‚ but also

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    have already heard that it was about the Jewish race. You know that Jews weren’t treated poorly. But‚ do you know everything? The author Elie Wiesel can tell you his story in his book‚ Night. There are multiple themes in the book. One is Father/ son relationships. In Night‚ Elie Wiesel uses irony‚ foreshadowing‚ and tone to illustrate the traumatic event known as the Holocaust. One literary device is irony. “...They said that we were sick‚ that we would die soon‚ and it would be a waste of food

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    Frank A. Clark once said‚ “A father is a man who expects his son to be as good a man as he meant to be.” In the book Cry the Beloved Country and the play Fences by August Wilson‚ this statement is made true. Stephen Kumalo‚ the father of Absalom in Cry the Beloved Country‚ is a Zulu pastor in a small town in Ndotsheni who‚ over the last few years‚ has grown distant from his son who moved to an urbanized city called Johannesburg. He leaves his house‚ after receiving a letter that his sister is sick

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    Like Father, Like Son

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    Like Father‚ Like Son In the preface of his book‚ Like Father‚ Like Son‚ Tom Smail gives us the reason for his writing: "This book is an attempt to discover what it might mean for our humanity that God is Trinity."(p. xi) He goes on to give his readers a general outline of what he’ll be covering‚ beginning with how the view of Trinitarian doctrine has changed in recent times‚ and ending with a discussion on what we say about the triune God has deep implications with how we handle our relationship

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    The most prominent example of a play that depicts a conflict between a parent and a son is Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller. The conflict occurs between Willy Loman‚ an idealistic father who lives in his fantasy world‚ and Biff Loman‚ a son determined to turn his life around. The main conflict in this play is Willy’s inability to see reality and how he forces his deception onto Biff‚ although Biff realizes this and wants his father to come to terms with reality. Willy imagines himself being well-liked

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    Unlike Father‚ Unlike Sons Troy Maxson is a father who has a hard time connecting with his sons. Like most parents‚ he only wants the best for them‚ and for them to not repeat the same mistakes he made. Troy Maxson refuses to open his eyes to what is around him these day and that puts a barrier between him and his sons. Troy’s personal experience makes him reluctant to accept and recognize the way society is changing around him. The incomplete fence connects to Troy because of his past which makes

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    The Fly in the Ointment

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    The fly in the ointment He decided to take the subway. He clutched the black suitcase tight‚ the suitcase that did not belong to him‚ and walked towards the deep green stairs leading to the underground station. Every step he took down the stairs was like walking – step by step – towards a transportable coffin. Once he arrived inside the subway of a coffin‚ he found a spot furthest to the left where he could be partly anonymous. Usually‚ the subway was stuffed with people this time of day‚ yet‚ not

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    tale that tells of the journey south taken by a young boy and his father after an unknown catastrophe has struck the Earth. The man and the boy who remain unnamed throughout the entire novel are among the survivors left in the world who have not been driven to murder‚ rape and cannibalism. Despite their hardships‚ the man and the boy choose to remain optimistic by “carrying the fire”. McCarthy successfully conveys paternal love between the man and the boy‚ which is the major theme of this novel by recreating

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    he refuses the services of the church and‚ therefore‚ remains true to his principles in this matters‚ but he eases his father by stating‚ “I don’t refuse‚ if it can give you comfort’‚” (Turgenev 191). This statements reveals that he is fixing the gap between nihilistic beliefs and traditional faith. Ultimately‚ Fathers and Sons‚ portrays the more positive relationships between the two generation and Bazarov’s trying to embrace his

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