… names, betraying their location of the hunted to the hunters. Gliding silently down the river, turned inky black with the fall of the sun, they didn't dare speak. For stealth was the only way they could escape the imprisonment they had been trapped…

… Pulitzer prize winning novel is set. In this essay, I will be looking at the characters in the novel who don't fit the stereotypes of the very stereotypical Maycomb County. The people and family's have various classes within the very much middle class…

… psyche or mind; the id, ego, and superego. Simply put: The id is what the person wants to do, the ego is what the person can do, and the superego is what the person should do. In the novel Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky, the protagonist…

… prevalent in nearly all great pieces of literature. With this motif the author is able to express more to the reader in the way of foreshadowing and character exposition than by directly coming out and making those statements, either in the narrative…

… Thurber is a classic example of the existentialist philosophy of choice and subjectivity, as shown by the characterization of the man, his wife, the police and the psychiatrist. <Tab/>As the story opens we find a man sitting at home eating…

… is often said that it took The Exorcist to give Stephen King a lucky break in publishing, but nevertheless since then he has become probably the most famous name in the entire horror genre. King's fame is deserved due to his success in writing…

… genre, as with all genres, is made up of many elements and concepts resulting in a massively broad and varied spectrum; including the supernatural, the sublime and horror to name but a few of the more common and generally fundamental ones. Some concepts…

… poetry? Modernism was a complex movement, including many unique and varied features in its odd period of development in European and American writers. Broadly and retrospectively, four features were common; experimentation, anti-realism, intellectualism…

… men in the story. Among them were the ugly, but witty Cyrano, the handsome, but bland Christian, and the sneaky, evil de Guiche. But Roxane thought that she only loved Christian- first for his looks and later for his writing. But years after Christian…

… of the most crucial moments of his life. With the bit of life still possessed by the ill Cyrano, he delivered his speech, right before he passed away before Roxane's and the other people at the chapel's eyes'. During the speech, there were several…