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We question thing sometimes that people don't want to question. Curiosity can be good and bad. Questioning religion is something most people don't want to question because religion is supposed to have all the answers. Curiosity leads to trouble you sometimes doubt because if dd did leave you there you would not be in the predicament you are in. Which also causes inner struggles.

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Sometimes looks can determine what kind of power you have. Power can be assertive by power or by your personality. With Adam being a man God already made him powerful. With Eve even though she is supposed to be under Adam she asserts her power to sometimes be more powerful than Adam.

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One sentence stood out to me in this story. The speaker states, "Religion would here destroy that tranquility posses by ignorance, and laws would teach 'em to know the now f which now they have no notion" (2315).

What stands out is religion should help keep order. How will it cause problems when using religion as a de of morals and sometimes the Justice system.

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The devil is sad and angry seeing the world for the first time. He states, "Thrice changed with pale, ire, envy, and despair Which marred his borrowed visage, and betrayed Him counterfeit if any eye held." (115-118).

The devil was amazed what God created. He knew he could have been apart of this. I think he is more angry at himself than God.

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Paradise Lost talks about Eve power and appearance. The speaker states, "She as a veil down to the slender waist Her unadorned golden tresses wore Disheveled, but in wanton ringlets waved As the vine curls her tendrils, which implied Subjection, but required with gentle sway, And by her yielded, by him best received Ywith coy submission, modest pride, ANd sweet reluctant amorous delay." (304-311).

This foreshadows that she will be fall of man. Her hair described as the messy vegetation in Paradise. Like how things get messy in Paradise for Adam and Eve. It also describes how Eve is supposed to act and how Adam is over here.

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Paradise Lost describes Adam power and his appearance. The speaker states, "He for God only, she for God in him his fair large front and eye sublime declared Absolute rules; and hyacinate locks Round from his parted forelock manly hung clust'ring, but not beneath his shoulders broad..." (299-303).

It shows how much power have on earth and the power he has over Eve.

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When Eve sees herself she is falls in love with herself. Eve states, "It started back, but pleased I soon returned, Pleased it returned as soon with answering looks Of sympathy and love; there I had fixed Mine eyes till now, and pined with vain desire..." (463-466).

She is so into herself that you can't help to foreshadow that she will be the fall of man.

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Mammon says a couple of that stood out to me. Mammon states, "Of new subjection; with what eyes could we stand I his presence humble, and receive strict laws imposed, to celebrate his throne with warbled hymns, and to his Godhead sing forced hallelujahs..." (239-243).

He does not want to go back to heaven. Why go to a place that you're not happy at. Especially when you have to act where you are happy.

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Jesus went through a lot to pay for our sins. Jesus also protects us he is all knowing. Jesus put us on this earth for a reason. He lets us struggle for us to figure out things we need to learn for our own. At the end of the day there is someone who knows what you go through and someone who will protect you

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While reading "The Dream of The Rood" it made me think about this movie. With this movie it helps us see what he went thorough. Just like the tree felt and saw what happen to Jes

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Humans are made to struggle. We were not to be perfect. If we did not struggle life will be boring. With all of there characters inner struggles are normal because we all have inner struggles. Some maybe big inner struggles some might be small. Struggles make who we are.

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The most important this is women with power. Mary Worth and Queen Elizabeth asset their power. The line I chose from both the Sonnets and Speeches shows how they assert their power. Marry asserting her power about love and Queen Elizabeth asserting her power as the queen of England. Even Dolly Patron asserting her power in Jolene. Even with Judith, she asserts her power with beauty. All women have power and all women assert their power differently. Powerful women have always existed and will continue to exist.

Another thing is these women know what they want. They just down sit down and do nothing. these women are go-getters. These women put others first before themselves also.

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In both Sonnets, she made it clear that love will always win. To her love is triumphant. Even love may bring all of these obstacles you should go for it. Love will never be easy. It brings bad memories, pain, and sadness.  I can name many more things love can do you. the point she wants to get across is don't let heart break stop you from loving again and letting someone love you.

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He is the one at end of the play that does not get married. He is so angry at everyone and wants to seek revenge. He tried to be someone he is not. He wanted to move up the social class. I did feel bad for Malvoilo because all he wants to do is better himself. His inner troubles is trying to be bigger and better.

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Most of the characters of this play have issue about love. They all have inner struggles about love. They don't know who to love. It's a big mess all around. At the end of the play almost everyone is married. They all over came their inner struggles.

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Queen Elizabeth gives this speech to her troops after a successful battle. She describes herself as a king. Queen Elizabeth states, "I know I have the body but of a weak and feeble women; but I have the heart and stomach of a king, and of a King of England too..." (763).

Another significant part of the speech is when she is willing to sacrifice her life. Queen Elizabeth states, "... I myself will venter my royal blood; I myself Wil be your general, judge, and rewarder of your virtue in the field." (763).

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In her song "Jolene" she talks about how "Jolene"  trying to take her husband. She calls out the "Jolene".

"Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene
Oh, I'm begging of you please don't take my man
Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene
Please don't take him even though you can
Your beauty is beyond compare
With flaming locks of auburn hair."

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After reading this I was in complete shock. She did not sugar coat anything. Queen Elizabeth does not care what anyone thinks of her. Queen Elizabeth states, "... death possessed almost every joint of me, so I wished then that the feeble thread of life, which lasted (methought) all too long" (753). She talks about how she had smallpox and how she held on by a thread of life, but they are worried about her having children.

At the end of the speech, the last couple of lines stood out to me. Queen Elizabeth states, "And so I assure you all that though after my death you may have many stepdames, yet shall you never have any a mother than I mean to be unto you all" (754). She is telling them that she already mother to them and she is the best mother they will ever have.

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The Sonnet starts off about how she does not know what path to take. She states in line 1&2, "In this strange labyrinth how shall I turn? Ways are on all sides, while the way I miss." She does not know what path to take. Should choose love or not.

What really sat with me in this Sonnet is her using her hands to guide her to what decision to make about love. In lines 3-5 she states, "If to the right hand there in love I burn; Let me go forward, therin danger is; If to the left suspicion hinders bliss..." She has a dilemma on her hands. Literally a dilemma on her hands. At the end of the Sonnet, she chooses to love. She states in lines 13-14, "Yet that which most my troubled sense doth move Is to leave all, and take the thread of love."

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The number one thing that attacks me to this sonnet that it is written by a woman. Many Women during this time period did not write. Just her being a woman is powerful. Her voice is actually being heard through her writing. this is powerful because she was in a society where women did not have a voice.

She explains throughout the sonnet that she is scared of love. In line 2 she states, "That to withstand, which joys ruin me?". She is saying that she has lost the power to withstand love while it takes pleasure in ruining her. In line 5 she states, "Love first shall leave men's fancies to them free...". She is saying the other impossibilities that will follow will occur before she surrenders to love. Those two lines show how she was fearful of love, but let love wins.

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In the movie "Shrek" he is trying he is on a mission to get Princess Fiona to Prince Charming. On the way there he figures out her beautiful she is and falls in love with her. He is even his protector. He also scares her sometime throughout the movie. It's ironic how Shrek is green. He is green like the Green Knight.

Another thing that stands out about this movie is Princess Fiona. She hold her ground the whole movie. Not only does Shrek teaches her things she teaches Shrek things too. She does not want to fall in love with Shrek, but she lets loves win. She is confused about love and fearful of love.

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While doing my my paper for the close reading paper the more I thought about it the more I start figure out that Gawain has inner struggles as well. He is trying to figure out how what code to live by. This old way of thinking is making him have to change to for Christianity. The ultimate goal is find himself. To me Gawain and the Wanderer relate. They are trying to find a way live their life while finding themselves.

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The whole time reading this poem this idea that kept popping up in my head that he s having an inner struggle. He is lost. He doesn't know what to do or which values to live by.

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Her beauty takes her places. She uses that through out the poem. The poem goes on to talk about her beauty. Even though she is beautiful women she is not dumb and she leads her country to victory and even leads her country.

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The whole poem plays against the role of society back then as the female taking on the leadership role. One of the homework questions that was asked how Judith takes the traditional role and non-traditional role. This question stood out to me because she took on both roles. As a female she is caring. She cares about God and her people. As in a male role, she is the breadwinner. She literally brings back the lord's head to show her people.

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In the movie "Guardians of the Galaxies" , one of the last scene is Groot protecting the other other Guardians from a deadly fall. We thought Groot was dead but, he became a smaller Groot. To me this means that it's okay to let your scars show. The scars also show that you are wiser. It is also a quiescence that Groot is also a tree.

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Line 48 states, "They mocked us both." The tree feels as though they mocked him and Christ. When I reflected on this it is like when people talk bad about me or say mean things it mock me a person and intelligence.  That person is like that "nail" that hurts me. After those "nails" are removed we are left with scars. As life goes on we learn to accept those scars.

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Line 46 stood out to mean. Line 46 starts with, "They dove dark nails into me...". The tree felt the same pain Christ felt. He knows all the pain Christ went through and he knows that. Line 46 goes on to explains that he still have the marks for when they hurt Christ. That tree is to represent us as humans. We can sometimes relate to people and feel the pain other people go through. Those nails can represent people who hurt in life, bad experiences, and tough challenges.