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Breaking the cycle of violence and anger· After Ever HappyBiological ties and the role of a father· After Ever HappyMotherhood hopes shaken by low fertility and risk· After Ever HappyThe greenhouse as a refuge· After Ever HappyLove and emotional dependence· After Ever HappyLove as both healing and harm· After Ever HappyThe destructive relationship cycle and the savior complex· After Ever HappyRain and loneliness as recurring motifs· After Ever HappyLiterary ideals of love and real relationships· After Ever HappyForgiveness through accountability and relationship repair· After Ever HappyAddiction and self-destructive coping· After Ever HappyThe desire for motherhood and fertility anxiety· After Ever HappyThe recurring cycle of intimacy, conflict, separation, and reunion· After Ever HappyLove, forgiveness, and redemption· After Ever HappyCommitment beyond marriage labels· After Ever HappyAddiction and sobriety· After Ever HappyLove compared to Wuthering Heights· After Ever HappyTraumatic memories and their lasting effects· After Ever HappyHardin's growth and redemption· After Ever HappyInfertility, pregnancy loss, and parenthood· After Ever HappyTessa's emotional numbness· After Ever HappyTessa and Hardin’s breakup-and-reconciliation cycle· After Ever HappyTessa's career self-discovery· After Ever HappyCity of Birds· City of Godclosure man· City of GodDivinity Detective· City of GodEvolutionary Judaism· City of Godfilm language is an oxymoron· City of Godmovies as a life form· City of Godthe Sign· City of Godunremarked God· City of Godurban over-brain· City of God15 July · St Swithin’s Day motif· One DaySt Swithin’s Day as a Recurring Motif· One DaySocial Class and Identity Anxiety· One DayFriendship Through Changing Life Stages· One DayPerforming a Persona· One DayMaking a Difference in One’s Immediate World· One Day“A new design for living”· One DayDexter’s Alcohol and Drug Abuse· One DayFriendship Tested by Change· One DayThe Gap Between Ideal Fatherhood and Reality· One DayGrief and Bereavement· One DayThe July 15 structure· One DayThe “Third Wave” of Weddings in One’s Early Thirties· One DayControl and Autonomy in Intimate Relationships· After We FellLiterary Hero Ideals and Real-Life Partners· After We FellEquality and Power Between Partners· After We FellOpen Communication· After We FellAutonomy and the Desire for Control· After We FellThe Couple’s Recurring Relationship Pattern· After We FellBreaking the Relationship Cycle· After We FellAlcoholism and Addiction· After We FellAnger, Violence, and Self-Control· After We FellMarriage and Commitment· After We FellThe Imagery of Light and Darkness· After We FellCycle of Conflict, Apology, and Reconciliation· After We FellHonesty and Secrecy· After We FellThe Breakup-and-Reunion Cycle· After We FellThe Difference Between Dependence and Love· After We FellParental Abandonment and Reconciliation· After We FellChange and Personal Transformation· After We FellEscaping Pain Through Alcohol· After We FellPossessiveness and Control· After We FellJealousy and Insecurity· After We FellDistinguishing Love from Dependence· After We FellFear of Repeating Their Parents’ Relationship· After We FellControl and Repeated Harm in the Relationship· After We FellThe Recurring Cycle of Pain· After We FellPossessiveness and Personal Autonomy· After We FellTrust· After We Fell“Space” in the Relationship· After We FellForgiveness and redemption· After We FellHardin’s Jealousy and Possessiveness· After We FellFaith in Hardin· After We FellHardin’s Self-Improvement· After We FellHardin and Tessa’s Bet· After We FellFertility, Infertility, and Parenthood· After We FellSeattle Move and Career Independence· After We FellTessa’s Independence and Autonomy· After We FellTessa and Hardin’s Arrangement to Give Each Other Space· After We FellTessa’s Pursuit of Independence and Her Seattle Dream· After We FellThe bet· After We FellClaimed star· The ThicketPredestination· The ThicketTrue love· The ThicketWater devil· The ThicketSmallpox· The ThicketWomen's autonomy and economic dependence· The War of the RosesFamily as a refuge· The War of the RosesThe house as a fortress· The War of the RosesHouse and possessions: identity, power, and confinement· The War of the RosesThe Ephemeral Nature of Love and the Permanence of Things· The War of the RosesHouse as a world of common life· The War of the RosesFairness and Property Rights During Divorce· The War of the RosesMarriage conflict as war· The War of the RosesChildren become involved in marital conflicts· The War of the RosesDivorce as domestic warfare· The War of the RosesThe disillusionment of love· The War of the RosesWomen's autonomy and traditional roles in marriage· The War of the Roses