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The Good Life, "I won't be called weaker than womankind"…

- - - - The power struggle that Antigone and Creon endure can directly relate/connect to the power struggle between Walter and Mamma
  - - - This can directly relate to Parasite as Geun-sae spent 4 years living in the Park's basement hiding from creditors, as he owed a significant amount of money
  - - - Race is a very prominent focal point in Raisin in the Sun.
- - - - "Desire describes a state of attachment to something or someone, and the cloud of possibility that is generated by the gap between an object’s specificity and the needs and promises projected onto it” (Berlant, 6). As described in Lauren Berlant's Love/Desire, Emma was never really in love, she was in a state of mind that involved desire that quickly turned into an obsession
- - - - The same quote can be applied to this topic point as well:
  - - - The same form of desperation can be directly related to that of Creon. Creon is desperate to establish power in his country and throughout the play he does whatever is necessary in order to ensure that... even if that means killing his relatives.
- - - - "At moments he thought he no longer felt anything; and he relished the easing of his pain, even as he blamed himself for being a wretch"(Falubert, 299)
        
        "He could no longer see anything, he was hearing voices all around him, he felt he was going mad"(Flaubert, 298)
        
        "'Papa, come!' she said. And, thinking he wanted to play, she pushed him gently. He fell to the ground. He was dead"(Flaubert, 310)