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  Summary of ‘I Want a Wife’   This essay “I Want a Wife” comments satirically on the demands placed on wives and mothers. The narrator is wife, and a mother. One of her male friends recently got divorce and was looking for another wife. Then it came to her mind that she also anted to have a wife. But why did she ant to have a wife? <script async src="https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js?client=ca-pub-8114033470618231"      crossorigin="anonymous"></script> She wants a wife to be economically free later, and she ants to go back to school. The wife will work and send her to school. The wife will also take care of the children. She will do everything necessary for the children. Sometimes she may have to take leave from her job to manage the children. A wife is necessary to satisfy physical needs, to look after the clothes, and the kitchen. She is also needed to nurse the sick, and to express sympathy in a painful condition.

   Summary of 'The Meat Market'   To solve the problem of the shortage of human organs, Singapore is paying 50,000 Singapore dollars for their organs. Iran is paying its citizens to donate. And Israel is making a system, in which if someone wants to get organs from others, first he or she has to be ready to give his organs later. Millions o people are suffering from kidney disease. They have to ait for transplant. Only a few of them get a chance for transplant, and some of them die while waiting for it. To fight against the shortage of organs, American doctors remove tissues, especially corneas, from the dead patients without informing the patient’s families. And this practice is not illegal, so cornea transplant has increased. To solve the problem of this shortage, some countries have used very new methods, which have been costly and controversial. Organ can be taken only hen the donor is dead, but the line of life and death cannot be drawn without debate. It is a grea