Abstract

ANALYSIS OF SALVATION ARMY-SOCIALIST BULL

Devender Singh

Volume: 3 Issue: 1 2013

Abstract:

Mildred expresses to her Aunt that she feels like a "waste product" of her family's steel business. She has reaped the rewards, but has no taste for the vigor and fight that brought them. Mildred's Aunt thinks Mildred's service projects are simply fanciful indulgences, a trendy suit of sincerity and humbleness that will be short-lived. Mildred compares herself to a leopard who complains of his spots. Mildred is trapped in an identity with spots she cannot "scratch off." The first engineer interrupts Mildred and her Aunt to escort Mildred to the stokehole. He asks Mildred if she would like to change out of her bright white dress before descending. Mildred replies that she has fifty dresses just like it and she will simply toss it into the sea when she returns. Mildred is trapped in an identity with spots she cannot "scratch off." The first engineer interrupts Mildred and her Aunt to escort Mildred to the stokehole. He asks Mildred if she would like to change out of her bright white dress before descending

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