… tells the story of a young boys struggles in life. Pip, a young orphan who lives with his older sister is seated the cemetery looking at his parents graves when Magwich an escaped convict attacks Pip and orders him to bring food and a file for…

… masterpiece. It explores the life of a monster at first sight, but you find is more than meets the eye. In the following paragraphs I will take you through this awe-inspiring novel. When we first meet Grendel in this novel we find him wasting…

… like without love? In Aldous Huxley ?Brave New World? the people of this society have no concept of what ?Motherhood? or ?Fatherhood? means. This ?Brave New World? is a world without love. The people can not understand the concept of a family. No…

… type" does not have an exact definition and therefore can mean something different to each person. My definition of "character type" is what a person or thing in a story ( character) is or represents based on their actions ine the story. It's…

… all in A Clockwork Orange Moral freedom is one of the most if not the most important of any freedoms available for humans. Moral freedom is the ability to either choose to perform good and bad deeds or both. Totalitarian governments take away…

… characters in the poem “The Canterbury Tales,” and some of them are more important than others. The Prioress, The Wife of Bath, and the Pardoner are some of the most important characters. They have some similarities and some differences, though they…

… “A Mapmaker’s Dream,” a 16th century roman monk vicariously travels the world without actually leaving the confines of his monastery. The monk, named Fra Mauro, learns of the world through stories told by a variety of travelers. With his newly acquired…

… legends depict the lives and customs of fifth century life. T.H. White’s The Once and Future King portrays King Arthur in his boyhood as Wart. The education of Wart relies on the teachings of Merlyn and the six transformations that Wart goes through. …

… been portrayed as weak and submissive male playthings who lead futile and meaningless lives. William Faulkner’s Light In August, the story of an abandoned child plagued by sexuality and women, overflows with female characters who aid the reader…

… to Overcome Exploitation Throughout the novel The Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck illustrates a vivid portrait of how migrant workers use unionization to overcome exploitation. One pauper can not challenge a monopolized company,…