… This quote illustrates the true nature of Big Brother in the novel 1984. Winston Smith is just a tiny spec in a totalitarian run country. In this publication, he came to many realizations about the government. One of them is that if a person…

… through mind during sleep; Conscious indulgence of fancy, reverie, thing of dream-like beauty, charm, goodness, etc. As it is described above, a dream is something you indulge in, to escape momentarily from life. This seems to be the context that…

… which makes the image of place, time and mood in the story. Jane Eyre takes place in England's countryside in early quarter of 19th century. This makes us think about the situation of a woman in early 18s in England. The setting of this story made me…

… children, was born in Maysville, South Carolina, on July 10th, 1875. Patsy McIntosh and Samuel McLeod,were slaves who had been emancipated after the Civil War. They were also South Carolina sharecroppers, but they wanted their first child born in freedom…

… Interpretation by XXXXXX XXXXXXXX The play 'An Inspector Calls' was written by J.B Priestly. He began writing it in 1942 after 'toying' with the idea for many years. The play was finally released in the UK in 1946. Priestly was born in 1894.…

… shows that people change and more importantly, people's judgements of other people change as they learn to accept one another's differences and grow mature. Aunt Alexandria and Scout learn from one another and learn accept one another's ideas and differ…

… later half of the novel was far from civilized. They are easily convinced to go against their past way of life. From the beginning of the novel, the boys have trouble uniting. There are several attempts at trying to run the island in a civilized manner,…

… fictions. One of his most popular story is the twisted "The Fall of the House of Usher," one of his most accredited work, is a twisted story with Roderick and his twin sister Madeline, who are the last of members in the "House of Usher". Both Roderick…

… it since its publication. Critics and casual readers have had opinions ranging from it being a book of immense importance for the current society which they live in to it being a somber book with a nihilist as the protagonist. These are the…

… work and by far the most debated. In LOTF the author/narrator is absent. In the matter of style, therefore it is a romance. The issues that it brings forth under the façade of boys' adventure-romance hit hard the traditional perception of human nature…