“The Blacklist” is set to make a comeback for its third season on September 24 with a promise to reveal more about the relationship between the characters Raymond Reddington and Elizabeth Keen. At the end of The Blacklist season 2, Keen (Megan Boone) fled with Reddington (James Spader) after she was framed for the killing of a U.S. senator. Boone hinted that the next season will be very different from the second, according to the International Business Times (IBT). The previous season finale also gave fans a little peak into the actual events that transpired during the night that fire broke out. Liz was revealed to be a child who had to shoot her father to protect her mom. Red was trying to block her memory of that night to protect her, IBT
Seventh Day Fourth Story: [The Woman Who Locked Her Husband Out] Looking at the story, The Woman Who Locked Her Husband Out, first glance it seems sounds to me like a story about an unfaithful husband named, Tofano. But low and behold, it is the wife, Monna Ghita, with another man. This marriage started off on the wrong foot with Tofano, promptly growing jealousy of his new wife without a reason.
... why I think that is, we need to discuss their portrayal or Raymond “Red” Reddington, and Elizabeth Keene juxtaposed to the writers’ vision for the characters. Let’s start with James Spader. As Raymond Reddington, in the very first episode we see him striking a deal with the FBI to take down a “blacklist” of criminals that is only if he gets to work alongside new agent Elizabeth Keen in return. Reddington is but a man of smooth sophistication, one that appreciates a bit of aged scotch, timeless poetry, and beautiful women. Similar to James’ more recent roles he is an alluring and strange mixture of charm, intellect, audacity, and self-possession. Red could have been played by another actor, that hypothetical actor could not bring the same degree of “smug satisfaction” that Spader does. It will be a shock if the Spader does not get yet another Emmy for his work here.
In America during the era of the cold war there was a fear of the USSR and communism; Senator Mcarthy’s ideas grew in popularity and “McCarthyism” took hold across America. American people were taught to fear communism and how communism would affect American society. This growing fear led to a witch hunt for communists in America. Hollywood was victim to the bulk of communist accusations in an event called the “Hollywood Blacklist”. The Hollywood Blacklist was a significant event in the Cold War; it affected Hollywood and the victims in many ways.
Winston and the Blackmore use a variety of strategies and rituals to maintain relationships. One example is shown through marital/partnership maintenance with Winston and his wives and between the wives themselves and everyone in the family. According to the text, “the eight behavioral characteristics are: positivity, openness, assurance, understanding, networks, relational talks, self-disclosure, and tasks” (Galvin, Braithwaite, & Bylund, 2014). I also feel that the Blackmore family makes great use of intergenerational rituals. Is states in our text, rituals serve as a way to bond family members of all ages across generations, providing a sense of family identity and connection” (Galvin, Braithwaite, & Bylund, 2014). Since their family is
During this marriage, Logan describes Janies as a mule in terms of being powerless and voiceless. Nannie is a prime example of example of being accepted and treated as a mule. She talked about her own struggle “Ah don’t want to be used for a work-ox and brood-saw…Ah wanted to preach a great sermon about colored women sittin’ on high , but they was no pulpit for me (Hurston 1990, p.15). Logan never respected her as an individual she was property. He was not looking for the kind of love in which she was searching and yearning to have. She immediately discovered that she will be used as a mule.
Strange things began to happen the next couple days. First, Joey was in the living room of Grandma’s house making a jig saw puzzle. He heard the sound of a horses hooves walking slowly on the street then the sound stopped in front of the house and heard someone put something in Grandma’s mail box. Joey heard the horse walk away and a little while later Grandma’s mailbox blew up. Next, Ms. Wilcox’s outhouse was destroyed by a cherry bomb. Then, a dead mouse was found floating in the bottle of milk that was delivered to the front
The run down atmosphere at Red Sammy's gives the reader an eerie and ominous feeling of what is to end up of the family. The first bit of description that is given about Red Sammy's is that it is a tower. Towers are seen as being large and intimidating, and inside is described as being "a long dark room" (661). This gives the impression of Red Sammy's as being dark, dingy, empty, and neglected. This impression is then reinforced by June Star, saying that she "wouldn't live in a broken down place like this for a million bucks!" (661).Everything about this place is run down. Even Red Sammy's car, which he is seen fixing upon their arrival, is broken. This provides a foreshadowing to the family's car, which will also soon break down after their accident. The color red is also brought up, in Red Sammy's name, bringing to mind what the colour red symbolizes, such things as fire, blood, death, and the devil.
Liz's first day as a field agent was not how she imagined it to be and having blood stained carpets was very discomforting to say the least. However, it was great motivation for Liz to cut out the stained carpet. Could this be why Red sent Zamani to attack Tom? Did Red ask Zamani so there would be blood on the carpet that Liz would want to change in turn revealing a floorboard where Red knew Tom hid his get-out-of-the-country-quick-box? That's a long con even Sawyer would envy (LOST reference). The scene is important for two reasons; the first of which is it planted a seed of doubt about Liz's husband being a "good guy" to both Liz and us, the audience. The second reason is because it adds to the air of mystery surrounding the scar on Liz's hand; The symbol engraved on the box is identical to the scar on Liz's wrist. This was a great moment in the show as it expanded the overall mystery and lead to another great moment when...
Dallas dragged Curtis out through the window and started hitting his arm since it was on fire. Then, there was a loud scream from the church and Winston jumped into the church to get Johnny out of the building.
In her novel, Kindred, author Octavia Butler addresses the challenges of interracial relationships. She touches on both consenting and non-consenting relationships. While Dana and Kevin are in a consenting relationship, their experiences and difficulties are similar to that of Rufus and Alice. Conversely, there are also many aspects of the two relationships that are very different.
...very confused and when Victor and the Creature started fighting over her, Elizabeth got very mad and didn’t want live like that, so she grabbed a lantern and smashed it over her head where she got caught on fire and she ran down the hallway on fire and catching everything on fire, and finally running off the stairs to fall to her death.
Out of all the characters in the crucible was great, but in my opinion, Elizabeth is the best character in the cast in the Crucible. She was a faithful wife, a good mother, and strong in her faith/religion. Even though her husband cheated on her she still remained faithful to him. Elizabeth demonstrates a very truthful woman. She’s the wife of John Proctor. Nicknamed Goody Proctor, because she was a good christen woman. Everyone liked her, because she was a woman who never lied. Until, she lied in court one day to save her husband’s life. She acts very frigidly to others. The only person that didn’t like her was Abigail Williams. Abigail wants Elizabeth to die because Abigail wants John Proctor all to her self.
possible but will not go too far out of his way to do so. For example,
A year latter, still no one knew it was then who hit the boy; Julie got an interesting letter that said “I Know What You Did LAST SUMMER”. She went to Helen apartment, and showed Helen and Barry the letter. They thought it was just some prank because Helen always gets those, since she is she is a Channel five Golden Girl. So they just forgot about the letter. A few days later, Barry got shot with a gun. He didn’t die but he got extremely hurt. He went out to the field when there were fireworks going on, and then he got shot. Most everyone thought it was Helen’s fault because someone had called him right before he went outside (they thought Helen had called him and made him come to see her) Nobody knows if he got shot on purpose or on accident. A few days after that, Ray and Julie went on a car ride. Ray told her he got a letter just like he had, it also said “I know What You Did LAST SUMMER” exactly like Julie’s s...
The Reddleman safely returns Thomasin Yeobright, to her aunt, Mrs. Yeobright. Thomasin Yeobright was to be married to Damon Wildeve that day. Mrs. Yeobright takes Thomasin with her to see Wildeve at the inn he owns, to ask for an explanation of why the two did not get married yet. The heath folk, after the bonfire, come to congratulate the supposed newlyweds. After a while, Wildeve gets rid of them and then goes off to see Eustacia Vye. Eustacia Vye watches for Wildeve and sets up a signal fire near her grandfather’s house. Wildeve, who was once her lover, finally arrives.