context1: She is living in the small family home with her boyfriend Bodie Wells, and her younger sister Joey. Bessie and Joey frequently <strong>argue</strong>, although the arguments are usually petty and forgiven quickly. Throughout the first half of the season, Bessie <strong>complains</strong> a lot about being in the final stages of pregnancy, and has repeated debates with Bodie about whether to circumcise the baby if it is a boy.
context2: Book 1: Proem - Carlyle expresses his ideas about the Condition of England question in an elevated style of rhetoric invoking Classical allusions (such as Midas and the Sphinx) and fictional caricatures (such as Bobus and Sir Jabesh Windbag). Carlyle <strong>complains</strong> that despite England's abundant resources, the poor are starving and unable to find meaningful work, as evinced by the Manchester Insurrection. Carlyle <strong>argues</strong> that the ruling class needs to guide the nation, and supports an Aristocracy of Talent.