Edward
Sparrow
Frances
DeRosa
19th
century literature and culture
3-8-13
Darth Vader
dies in the end
“The river
suits your temperament Miss Tulliver”
Vader is
father in Dutch and I could not help my self from thinking of Star Wars for a
few moments I had been watching some of the 1978 Mill on the Floss series on YouTube and for some reason it has
Dutch subtitles. In this dramatized
version Mrs. Tulliver’s sisters are especially hilarious. And everybody’s
favorite topic of conversation is Maggie, the strange creature, but more often
that not I think that the world that exists around her is much stranger. She was quite right to be strange in her
constricting society. It’s not really her fault that everybody tends to
disprove of her actions.
I
honestly don’t think this story would have become so exciting in Maggie’s
father did not have a problem with Mr. Wakem, the soap-opera chaos would not
have ensued and hopefully more happiness for Maggie. Fathers tend to cause a
lot of drama, just ask Luke Skywalker. Fathers have a great deal of stubborn
pride and sometimes-ridiculous honor to protect, which can be the downfall of
their families. Even so I think if this novel had been more autobiographical I
would have liked it a bit more, it is fairly true to Elliot’s life but I just
enjoyed reading about her reality more than her fiction.
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