womanly feelings in her that have been dormant to surface and become strongly aroused as she attains a new awareness of herself.
Macavity has done a lot of crime and was not caught at all, he was a master of diapering.
In the short story "Hearts and Hands," the author O. Henry suprises readers when at the end of the story two passangers acknowledge Mr. Easton is not the marshall but the counterfeiter, as he has deceived Miss Fairchild with the real marshall's complicity. Thus, O. Henry intends to cause amazement and mislead readers in the same way Mr. Easton misleads Miss Fairchild.
On December 8th, 1941, Franklin Roosevelt, president of the United States at the time, delivered an important speech to inform everyone about the attack of the Empire of Japan to Pearl Harbor, the Us Naval base in Hawaii. The speech is best known as the Infamy Speech. The speech was broadcasted live and had an important impact. In the first paragraph of the speech Roosevelt projected the United States as the innocent victim of the Japanese attack. Moreover, Even though the draft did not include addressing the audience, Roosevelt did it in order <em>to create intimacy and stress that everyone must listen carefully to what he was about to say. </em>