Thanks lahureji, You are always delight to read. Being in a minuscule time frame at all times, I was unable to throw myself in the high octane posts of "...heartache" marathon. My sincere apologies. This post however lacked the in-style subject matter of "....heartache" futher aggravated by my grammatical and spelling errors and thus could not be as fast paced as the former one. As I was typing this post, I had Mary Wollstonecraft in mind along with Jane Austen, their noteworthy creations in 'A Vindication of the Rights of Women' and 'Emma' respectively are simply enthralling. Virginia Woolf could have been taken into consideration, but I was momentarily appalled by her smothering outcry in 'Sketch of the past' which took years to be revealed and which could have been an instant retaliation to her abuser. Once again, thanks for your kind words and spending sometime to read my nonsense. Sitara, Thanks for reading.....myth or hype...I believe in what I say. John doe, Yes, there were a few references of chicago, I never really lived there, but was at a close proximity, if three hours away relative to the vast expanse of america is a proximity at all. I believe I had seen you in the forum of the nepalese website of chicago, correct me if I am wrong. Redstone, A refined post for a newbie like me would take eons...not worth waiting. Thanks for your compliments.