In the story, The Judges Wife, by Isabel Allende; Nicholas Vidal, the son of Juana, the Forlorn, came in to the world regardless of the countless tries of violent abortions. Vidal was born with four nipples; therefore, the mid-wife predicted that Vidal would lose his head over a woman. This same prediction was later confirmed by a Turkish fortune teller at the corner shop. Vidal lived his whole life cold and ironed-hearted too all women. This included his mother. Vidal avoided contact with women so that the prophecy would not come true. In the end, faith caught up Near beginning of the story, Vidal did not feel that Casilda was attractive.
He describe her as, This ethereal slip of a girl in her wedding gown, eyes filled with wonder, and fingers obviously unskilled in the art of rousing a man to pleasure, seem to him almost ugly. Vidal preferred his women with dark hair. He never would have known that Casilda would cause him to lose his life. His mother was treated the same as any other women. When the judge decided that he needed to capture Vidal, the judge used Vidals mother as bait. Locked in a cage in the center of town without food and only a pitcher of water, Vidals mother begged and suffered tremendously.
Three days without water Vidals mother could not begged any more. She laid helplessly in the cage. This sight for any son would be unbearable. Vidal did not come. Perhaps, Vidal did not have any contact with his mother over the years. He may have hated his mother for trying to kill him at birth.
The Essay on Groups Women Judges Group
Three distinct social factions formed among the characters in The Crucible by the end of the first act. In terms of the trails, these groups consisted of the prosecutors, the judges, and the defendants. However, many other factors came in to play, extending the legal factions to cover distinct social groups. In fact, social standing is what bound the different sides of the case. The prosecutors ...
He knew if he tried to save his mother it would be his death. Maybe that was why Vidal did not save his mother. Vidal wanted to kill the judge for revenge after his mothers suicide. His mother was ashamed that her own flesh and blood did not even come to save her, so she committed suicide. Vidal planned to put the judge to a grave death. Afterwards, he would put him in a cage for all the town A Turkish shopkeeper informed Vidal that the judge and his family had left for the seaside resort.
This would be an excellent time for Vidal to strike. The judge knew that Vidal would come for him and his family, so he fled to the next town to wait for soldiers to come. On the way, the judge suddenly had a heart attack and crashed his car. Not knowing what to do, and fearing for the life of her children. Casilda, ran into a cave and hid her children there. She ran back down to the wreck to stall Vidal and his Casilda thought that Vidal would come with his whole gang, but only he rode up on his horse.
Vidal may have wanted to kill the judge himself. Angered at the judge or himself for the death of his mother. He wanted to settle Casilda played a small role in the story until the end. Where she stood without fear to Vidal. Perhaps Casilda was a smart woman and knew that if she showed fear he would dominate her. Maybe, her fear for the life of her children made her stronger. Casilda had to buy time for her kids and she was willing to do whatever it takes.
Vidal had never meet a person that was not scared of him. When he finally realized he had met an equal opponent he lowered his gun. When Casilda seduced him, he felt a warm intimate love that he have never felt before. His whole life he had lived a lonely existence. He never knew how good a Casildas heart changed from being protective to being sympathetic. However, she did not forget that she was buying time for her children. This was shown when she told Vidal to leave when she heard the soldiers footsteps in the distance. Caslidas heart may have changed because she understood his feelings towards the judge because what he did to Vidals mother.
Perhaps a certain attraction was achieved during this dangerous situation, a feeling she had never felt while she was with the judge. In the end, Vidal did not leave because he felt that Casida cared about him. His whole life he lived alone and loveless. This new feeling he had was so fullfilling that he was willing to die for it. Knowing how he would die caused him to avoid women and lived a secluded life. Ironically in the end, the propehcy came true. Casilda caused his death because he stayed with her, enabling the soldiers to find him and kill him.
The Essay on Abortion And Ethics Mothers Life
Abortion Question What would happen if I were to walk into a crowded restaurant and opened fire on the people inside, killing one Well, more than likely I would be hauled off to jail and sentenced for murder. If murder is illegal then how come everyday women are continually having abortions What is the difference between abortion and murder both of them involve taking the life of a living human ...
Maybe if he did not know about his future, the ending would have ended in a different way. His self-fulfilling prophecy came true because he believed his
