Hana is an epitome of a loving, dedicated and caring wife. She always has love and affection in her heart for Sadao. In spite of being married for so many years, she is still the same loving wife. She often assists Sadao in her medical operations as she helped him with anesthetics while operating Tom. She loves her family. She gets scared when a man in uniform appears at the gate. She is also a good-hearted woman as she also wished Tom to be saved. She is quite hardworking. When Yumi, the nurse refuses to wash Tom, she does it herself. When the servants leave Sadao’s home in protest, she does all the chores herself. However, she is not as courageous as Sadao.

Keats shows his unhappiness with his fellow human beings through some negative aspects of life such as hopelessness, sadness and lack of noble ways, which are part of life. If we follow unhealthy and wicked paths in life, this will harm us. These paths or circumstances summarily make human beings unhappy.

This expression is from John Keats' famous poem 'A Thing of Beauty'. This metaphorical expression means the flowery band of beautiful things always keeps us tied to earth. The poet here means human beings continue to look forward to living life just because of the presence of beautiful things. They even bear sorrows, undertake struggles, strife, pain, and loneliness just because there is hope of beautiful things in our life.

We wreathe flower hands that help us attached to the earth. These are our evil ways of malice, disappointments and lack of noble qualities. They breed so many troubles sufferings.

According to John Keats, a thing of beauty is joy forever. There is shape of beauty which really moves away the pall from our dark spirits, and makes us fit to love and honour beauty on earth. Just as the moon, the trees germinate a soothing world for simple sheep, so does a thing of beauty for human beings.

Question
What becomes of all lovely tales we have heard or read?
Answer
All lovely tales that we have heard or read become a source of pleasure. They become an endless
fountain of nectar and give us heavenly pleasure.

A thing of beauty is a joy forever because it gives us eternal and everlasting happiness and leaves such an impact in our mind that we are able to relive the wonderful feeling we get from it each time we think about it. It never fades into nothingness, in fact its loveliness increases with each passing moment.

How is the beautiful thing able to provide us with sweet dreams? What else does the beautiful thing provide us with?
If we have the sweet memories of a beautiful thing, it will provide us with sweet dreams in sleep. It also gives us health and quiet breathing.

In the poem, ‘A Thing of Beauty’, Keats shows his unhappiness with his fellow human beings through some negative aspects of life such as hopelessness, sadness and lack of noble ways, which are part of life. If we follow unhealthy and wicked paths in life, this will harm us. These paths or circumstances summarily make human beings unhappy.

We don’t know what terrors the aunt had to live with. Terrorized by the male dominated world, she recoils & escapes into her embroidery art (tapestry). She dies and we can’t find a solution to her problem.

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“Aunt Jennifer's Tigers” is a statement of conflict in women, specifically between the impulse to freedom and imagination. Aunt Jennifer wants a life that she embroiders on the panel. She wants a colour full vibrant life which every woman should have the power to create. The message given by this poem is that a woman should raise her voice against any violence instead of tolerating it. If woman will not raise her voice against the violence done on her than these violences increase day by day on her. Every person have right to live freedom so woman should be independent

• Wedding band: symbol of oppression in an unhappy marriage/ Ringed means encircled or trapped, losing individuality and freedom
• Aunt Jennifer: a typical victim of male oppression in an unhappy marriage, who suffers loss of individuality, dignity and personal freedom silently. She becomes dependent, fearful and frail 
•  Tigers:  symbolize untamed free spirit. Here they are antithesis of their creator‟s personality. They pace and prance freely, proudly, fearless, confident and majestic in their bearing. The use of colours implies that Aunt Jennifer's tigers and their land are more vital and enjoy a sense of freedom far greater than her. Yellow (bright topaz) connotes the sun and fierce energy, while green reminds one of spring and vitality
• Embroidery: symbol of creative expression. The artwork expresses the Aunt‟s suppressed desires and becomes her escape from the oppressive reality of her life

Aunt Jennifer was a timid woman who could not stand against her tyrant husband. She remained a domestic lady who bore suffering meekly. She created tigers on her panel which represent her silent revolt against the uncle’s authoriative nature. She wished to free and strong like the tigers.