The Nameless Essays

“The Company Man” by columnist Ellen Goodman describes the life of a corporate worker posthumously and is written similarly to an obituary. Through this piece, Goodman portrays the daily tasks and family of Phil, a hardworking and dedicated company employee. Although she describes Phil’s life and family, Goodman uses form follows function, irony, and juxtaposition to display her disgusted and disappointed attitude towards Phil’s life. Goodman structures her column by describing Phil’s life through

Walt Whitman, one of the most famous poets in America, wrote “why do I need your paces when I myself out-gallop them?” (line 25). Through this line of poetry, Whitman was able to portray to his audience that humans have an anthropocentric view, meaning that humans see themselves as the center of existence. Anthropocentrism has humans at the top of the scale, and animals below them, when they should be equal, considering both are living creatures. Walt Whitman and H.G. Wells both wrote with relation

Ode on a Grayson Perry Urn is about the fleeting beauty of being young and free, living in the moment, feeling as if life were a force of nature, crashing and burning bright through all it’s stages. Turnbull speaks of truth being all negotiable an beauty being in the gift of the beholder, this is both the curse and the cherished gift of the young. Their truths are not yet true nor told and beauty can be gifted among each other. The beauty in culture is found in the recklessness of the young too young

I. Introduction “Nameless, Tennessee” is about a person wanting to learn about a town in Tennessee from a couple of people who own a retail store in the town. They plan on selling the store because of a lack of business and plan to move to Cordell Hull Lake. The town is described as old and run-down with retail stores and barns all around. From reading the story, Nameless sounded very familiar to LaFollette, almost as if they are the same town. Even the description of the stores and barns sound like

In the narrator’s society – one that is focused largely on the strength and capability of men – women are seen as inferior, hopeless even; the protagonist of this story, a nameless girl, faces a tremendous amount of adversity throughout her entire life as she struggles against the inherent limitations that her world has placed on her. The protagonist's father who works as a fox farmer has created a patriarchal male dominated world for the foxes and, much like the daughter, they were entrapped in

You can give someone a gun, but you can’t make them shoot. To shoot a gun all you need is a reason. The Nameless weren 't bad or good, they did what was needed to be done. They weren 't vigilantes, they were four assholes who did whatever was best for them. Sometimes they did the right thing, most of the time they didn’t, honestly, they didn’t care. They’ve killed good people and they’ve killed bad people. The four of them never thought they were going to be the most wanted in the city of Hassett

The main character in the movie was Nameless. He was an assassin and narrator of the movie. He also was master swordsman who possesses the singular technique "Death at Ten Paces" allowing him to strike precisely within that distance. He is the primary conspirator to assassinate the King of Qin, but ultimately decides that China 's unification and peace are more important than vengeance. Broken Sword and Flying Snow are the only assassins to ever infiltrate the king 's palace

Francis Townsend, the author of "Chaucer 's Nameless Knight," seems to prove this through Chaucer 's ironic writing. Townsend uses comparison to prove how the knight is an oxymoron. He compares Chaucer 's knight to Florent from Confessio Amantis. He uses examples that Florent is well liked because

Without names, she threw them. You she gave the name of the black man. She put her arms around him.” (62) Therefore, Sethe is the only child her mother conceived in love or conceived willingly at least. Deborah Hevitz even suggests in “Nameless Ghosts: Possession and Dispossession in Beloved” in Studies in American Fiction, that, “Beloved is not only the reincarnation of Sethe’s dead daughter but she is also the detailed representation of Sethe’s mother.”(158) Not only is she a representative

The nameless Protagonist of Rebecca has an employer that is both boorish and impertinent, she is known as Mrs. Van Hopper, a woman who employs the Protagonist, only cares about her own well being. While accompanying her employer, the Protagonist despises Mrs.Van Hopper and her disrespectful personality. Even though the young Protagonist was employed as a companion, Mrs.Van Hopper treats her more like a minion, which is defined as a follower or underling of a powerful person, especially a servile

next move. As humans, it is inevitable that every question cannot be answered; not every response may be the most appropriate in a situation, however, it is not his faults nor follies that define him---unless he allows them to. In the case of the nameless narrator in George Orwell’s “Shooting an Elephant,” he is confined within British Burma’s imperialistic and tyrannical government. His position as a policeman creates a barrier within himself, as he discovers the conflict between his occupation,

man with no name, Nameless, comes to Qin’s capital. He claims that he has murdered the King’s assassins, Long Sky, Flying Snow, and Broken Sword. Because of all the attempts to assassinate the King no one, besides the guards, were allowed within one hundred paces of the Kingdom. Since Nameless has supposedly killed all of the assassins and has their weapons he is allowed to approach the King and tell his story of how he murdered them all and to show the King their weapons. Nameless says he kills Long

Hero by director Zhang Yimou tells the myth of Nameless, a skilled martial art warrior who attempted to assassinate the King of Quin. He is a hero archetype who sacrifices himself in experiencing the Hero’s Journey for the benefit of all people. In the Ordinary World which is revealed at 58:18 of the film, Nameless is a man from Zhao. With his unique skills of sword fighting, he wanted to assassinate the King of Quin to revenge for his family that was killed by Quin soldiers. He created a plan in

create a close relation with the reader by addressing the nameless lover as “you”. As Cisneros begins to utilize amplification by repeating “you” in every stanza; she makes an emphasis of the importance that the nameless lover has over her. To begin, by reading the title “You bring out the Mexican in me,” it can be interpreted that the deep emotions of passion that are perhaps hidden, are inevitably brought out to the light by the nameless lover. In the first stanza the word in italics “lagrimas”

third person allows the audience inside both the dog’s head as well as the nameless man’s. Given this insight, the reader is able to compare the readiness of the two to survive in such environments. Although the nameless man knows that temperature and basic facts about the Yukon, he is ignorant to the significance of the information. After London describes the temperature as being below negative seventy degrees, the nameless man “greets this ruthless cold matter-of-factly and with relatively mild surprise”

represents the community the nameless man is within but because this story portrays a capitalist society, the man is unable to build off the knowledge of the animal. London teases the audience with his own political beliefs when the man sends the dog forward to test the ice and after it breaks through the weak ice, he helps it remove the ice from its paw. If “To Build a Fire” were to portray his true beliefs the entire story, a mutual relationship would be created by the nameless man and his surrounding

the dog and the environment they were in, their fates were sealed. Jack London reveals key characteristics about the nameless man throughout the story that allow the audience to piece together a character analysis. In the beginning of the story, he stops for a breath at the top of a steep hill but has to excuse the act by check his watch revealing his pride (London 2). The nameless man’s arrogance also shines through by his attempt to conquer the deadly Yukon alone, during his first winter. He exaggerates

In these verses, there is drama taking place and there are two groups of characters. Main and minor characters. The main character is not recognized. She is a nameless girl who was kidnapped when the Syrians raided Israel. She becomes a maid of another nameless woman, the wife of Naaman, who was powerful Captain of a Syrian Army. Naaman was described as a mighty man of valor, he was second in command in Syria. He was an adult, male, powerful, rich, privileged, free….. The girl, in contrast, was

unnamed characters. Now, the nameless characters in Washington Irving’s tales had just as deep impacts in their stories as named characters; from those deep impacts came about noticeable character resemblances between those characters. Irving’s blatant similar characteristics between characters include possessing requited love, being financially inept, being selfless, and being eerie. Two similar characters in Washington Irving’s short stories are the young nameless woman from “The Pride of the Village”

left is the Orangutan politicians. Look how they throw feces at each other.” However, no matter the medium Rand uses, the theme of The Fountainhead announces from within Rand’s text. Through blunt diction and, more specifically, the moment where a nameless young man views Monadnock Valley, Rand explores the motif of “individualism versus collectivism, not in politics, but in man’s soul.” I recall how I first reacted as I opened up the first page dense novel and how lofty ideals of possible scholarship