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Luckily the our day landed on a Sunday, the one day where we both have the day off to just roll around in bed without a care in a world. "Happy anniversary," Jim whispers, kissing my neck as he props himself up above me. "Happy anniversary," I say back and smile smugly. "I love you." "I love you too," he says leaning down to kiss me. "What's wrong?" "Nothing," I say pressing my lips onto his. "No. Something's bugging you and I know it's not a ghost because you crossed over one last night so we'd have most of the day to ourselves... so what's up?" He asks rolling onto his side. "Kyle's been on my mind lately," I sigh, giving into him as I almost always do. "You're ex-boyfriend?" He asks looking over at me. "Yeah..." I sigh. "And I don't know …show more content…
"You're not mad?" I ask rolling onto my side to look at him better, my hand running through his shaggy dark hair. "How could I be? I didn't go through that kind of heartbreak... I had the signs, you didn't." He explains, his hand softly caressing my skin. "You're with me. One thought about Kyle McCall isn't going to ch-" The doorbell echoes throughout the house, it has a strangled sound, as though it's battery is somewhat drained. "I'll-" Jim says sitting up. "Stay here," I say straddling him, kissing his lips softly. "I need to grab something down there anyway. Plus, you can go grab whatever you bought for me out of the attic without me …show more content…
"Jim," I warn him softly as he chuckles in my ear. "Go before I lost my strength to stop," he whispers as I slip from his grasp and run down the stairs. There is a loud bang as I reach the front door. "Ow." Jim groans I open the door laughing. "Hello?" I say and peek my head around the door, not wanting a visitor I don't know well enough to see something that only my husband should see. "Melinda Gordon?" A man asks looking up from the papers he holds tightly in his hands. "Yes this is she," I say smiling softly. "What can I do for you?" "It's me, Kyle McCall." He replies. "Don't you remember me?" How could I forget? But now that he said his name, the features of his face became more prominent and I immediately knew it was in fact him. "What do you want?" I mutter softly, opening the door a bit more. "You look even more more beautiful than the last time I saw you..." He says smiling. "You're a bit indisposed don't you think?" "Answer my question." I say crossing my arms over my chest. "You're mad. I could never stand to make you mad," he says
" Just tell me, is anything wrong or cloudy with your vision " He asks looking at me very intently.
When asked about his struggles to a successful life, Groucho Marx, an American comedian had once said “While money can't buy happiness, it certainly lets you choose your own form of misery.” Individuals with a strong attachment to either a dream or a passion, develop a drive which motivates them to achieve their goals; regardless of the obstacles that they may have to overcome. Infatuation with the means of accomplishing such dreams may however, lead to tragic endings. The concept of infatuation leading to tragic endings is explored within the essay Tragedy and the Common Man by Arthur Miller, the novel Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller, and the Australian-American film The Great Gatsby directed by Baz Lurhmann. Tragedy and the common man is an essay based on the fundamental components of a tragedy experienced by the “common man”. Death of a Salesman portrays a man by the Willy Loman who is out to achieve the American dream through the hopeless world he has created for himself. He is a man disillusioned by his lies which leave him in confusion with the events of the past and present. In contrast, The Great Gatsby is about a character by the name Jay Gatsby, who feels pride due to his ability of achieving the American dream. His dream however, is left somewhat incomplete and similar to Willy Loman, he cannot differ between the past and the present, thus is undeniably optimistic about repeating events from the past. Through the concept of infatuation presented in these three works, it can be seen how tragedy develops through the rise of a tragic flaw, the nature of arrogance, and a poignant downfall.
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