The men in the icehouse do provide an interesting role in the story. The men were discribed as
drinking until they could possibly find the truth in the bottom of a gold doubloon on the sea bottom.
The men seemed to want to talk to one another and never spoke to each other to explain what they
needed to say about themselves, they just drank and drank.
The men in the story were mean and they treated the women as possessions and hit them and beat
them and used them to have sex when they wanted to and make babies. The men would kill the
ladies when they weren't needed or wanted anymore. Cleofilas father and brothers were the only
men in the story that were good and didn't hurt women or treat them unfairly.
The references in the story of how Juan treated Cleofila and struck her then would weep like a child
and he would be consoled and loved by Cleofila and didn't even appreciate it. Juan's friend
Maximiliano pulling Cleofilia up to him sexually and telling of his wife being shot by him was scary to
Cleofila and she at that point understood that she would never get out and be happy as she always
dreamed she would.
The references in the story proved just how bad the women were all treated and the examples that
were given were vivid and no woman should have to go through these kinds of abuse. Cleofila did
the right thing to find a way out and to go back home to her father with her sons to be sure maybe
they never grew up as their father, no matter how much the town would gossip.
I used to play by the creek with my friends when I was a child.
get a token and ask the woman in the fun house for a piece of paper that tells you how to play(the machine takes one token)
afvcketv (ah-fuhj-ke-duh)
In Athens they were kept in purdah in the house rearing children and working in the house and garden. In Sparta, they were free to participate in daily life, play sports etc.
One of the sports that Creek Indians played was Lacrosse. The Creek Indians played with two sticks, one in each hand. Some other tribes played with only one stick.
Austin Dabney was the only black man who fought in the battle of Kettle Creek
Doug Creek debuted on September 17, 1995 and played his final game on October 1, 2005.
A play about the woman of Troy.
no you cannot play as the monster house
mad is to angry as angry is to (enemy pal or play) and why
Yes, any sport a man can play a woman can play, unless your in a country where woman rights do not exsist. what about the military?? can a woman do anything in the military??
Cleveland Play House was created in 1915.