… 11 of the Grapes of Wrath, Steinbeck describes the scene after all the farmers have left. In this, he creates a sense of injustice, injustice to the farmers who have had to leave their land and to the land who is deprived of life and understanding. When…

… and sciences lead the reader’s brain on an imaginative trip into the future. It presents a futuristic look at how science can develop into a scary, but obvious possibility. This society eliminates marriage, death, and parental care, among many other…

… the rightful ruler of Pride Rock!” yells Nala, Simba’s long lost friend. “Well maybe I don’t want to be king!” Simba says. After watching the movie, The Lion King, I realized that mythology was definitely a part of the movie. It relates a lot in…

… of battle lingering in his mind and walks off the “place of blood and wrath” three days later a serene veteran of battle. He came from hot plowshares seeking a Homeric Iliad, timid and anxious about his potential and what others think of him. He…

… eyes," said Whitney, with a laugh, "and I've seen you pick off a moose moving in the brown fall bush at four hundred yards." Those are the words used to describe Sanger Rainsford, the skillful and celebrated hunter and protagonist in the…

… Hound. Montag escapes from the Hound by reaching the river. He becomes washed ashore in the countryside where he follows a railroad track to a group of men. The men give him a fluid which seems to change his scent. They also tell him that the…

… and reliable. Responsibility is shown all through Fred Gipsons novel Old Yeller about a family living in the dangerous wilderness in 1860. The young hard working Travis, his loving mother and the loyal dog Old Yeller all show responsibility. Travis…

… Miller in 1949. Miller was born in New York City in 1915. He never did well in high school, even though his father was a teacher. He was all for the sports, much like Biff in Death of a Salesman. He worked in an automot-ive parts company to pay…

… are a very important, recurring motif in the text. For example, George and Lennie both want to own a ranch together when they get the money. Lennie especially want's to have a ranch filled with bunnies, Curly's wife wants to be famous and be well known…

… to Hatchet. At the end of Hatchet Brian was saved from the island that the plane had crashed on. This book acts as if that had never happened. You might call it a 'what if' book. Brian has learned to take care of himself with…