T.S. Eliot's 'The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock' sets a contemplative tone as the protagonist navigates streets filled with enigmatic imagery and self-reflection. The narrative delves into themes of indecision, the passage of time, and existential musings. The vivid descriptions paint a portrait o

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Explore the reasons behind the rejection of Jesus by the Pharisees in the Gospel of Mark, including his conduct, challenges, and claims. Discover how his actions conflicted with religious norms of fasting and Sabbath observance, leading to opposition from religious leaders. Jesus' role as the Brideg

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The literary analysis delves into the themes of love and conflicted emotions through the use of oxymoron, simile, and evocative imagery. The words "beloved" and "sweetheart" juxtaposed with "bastard" showcase the thin line between love and hate, while the simile of onion's scent highlights the dual

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Lady Runcie Campbell is depicted as a strict, stern, conflicted, elitist, and unsympathetic character in the story. Despite her upper-class status and Christian beliefs causing internal conflict, she struggles to show kindness and understanding towards others, particularly the gatherers who seek she

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