… to lose heart over Poke, the first person to die that he had formed his first social bond. In the streets of Rotterdam Bean fought to stay alive. He eventually relied on Poke the captain of her crew. Even though Bean faced hard times surviving…

… is heard from Petra. She connects to the others through the thought shapes and the gang rushes over to help her. She is found lying down and her pony dead and being eaten by a creature. They shoot and kill it. Suspicion among the town is created…

… eating disorders are a product of the twentieth century, brought on by teenage girls aspiring to be supermodels like Cindy Crawford. Although such pressures are precipitating factors to many eating disorders, doctors diagnosed patients with anorexia…

… novel, provides an immaculate interpretation of a small American coastal island’s trial to conquer and expel the ongoing dogmatic narrow-mindedness synonymous with its inhabitants. A novel of love and destruction, Snow Falling on Cedars is satiated…

… Western Front, deals with the many ways in which World War I affected people’s lives, both the lives of soldiers on the front and the lives of people on the home front. The war affected the way soldiers saw human life. The soldiers got used to seeing…

… “Which, Witch” John Hale is the minister of Beverly, who has been summoned to discover and rid supposed witchcraft in the town of Salem, Mass. Before the end of act one he has already decided Salem is plagued with witchcraft, with or without concrete…

… her lifetime. This change is the maturation process from childhood to adulthood. This process for some is easier than others. Steven Crane creates a portrayal of the maturation process through his character Henry Fleming in The Red Badge of Courage.…

… epiphanies at the end of the novel. Their visions are very different though, which is ironic because Tolstoy portrays Anna and Levin as doubles. The ending creates a contrast and shows how two similar people can end up in very different situations.…

… that the Soviet Union exploded its first atomic bomb. The arms race that followed the Soviets' development of nuclear weaponry quickly escalated into the Cold War, which raged for the next four decades as the enormous ideological gulf separating capitali…

… of the modern United States of America than most people would like to believe. Cameras on the streets in Washington D.C. and at supermarkets and Superbowls are not the problem. Instead, we refuse to accept the Ministry of Truth exists and we pay for…