… raised in an insula (similar to our apartment buildings) in the Subura, which is a lower-class neighborhood of Rome, but Caesar was tied to the Populares through family connections. When Caesar turned 15, his father became ill and died. All of his…

… readers?" This essay compares three Victorian Stories - 'Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde' by Robert Lewis Stevenson, 'The Red Room' by H.G.Wells and 'The Man with the twisted lip' by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. These authors have toyed with the readers' belief as…

… a revolution between the nationalist and communist parties. In 1949 the Chinese communist party came to power with Mao Zedong as its leader. Mao Zedong was a significant influence in Chinese history. He started his sovereignty with the Hundred Flower…

… followers worldwide. For the last twenty years this religion has made the front page of today's newspapers which is more than any other. "As the fastest growing religion in the world, the U.S. holds up to eight million Muslims, and over eleven hundred…

… for her depictions of southern culture, and of women's struggles of freedom. Many of Kate Chopin's short stories make use of irony, starting out conservative but ending quite dramatically. In Kate Chopin's "Desiree's Baby" and "The Story of an Hour,"…

… 3rd 1916 in the Roker area of Sunderland. His parents James and Hannah were married on July 17 1915 in Sunderland. The couple moved to Glasgow, were Alfred was raised, and like most boys his age in Glasgow, he went to Yoker Primary School and Later…

… dream or another, whether it is to become a famous singer, a professional athlete, or maybe even a traipse artist. What makes dreams so complex is that dreaming to much can alter your reality, can even ruin your life. But with no dreams, comes no inspira…

… today, with many different kinds of stories that all echo different ideas. Although, this was not always the case, because in the Elizabethan Era, almost all novels consisted of a boring theme and a chivalrous knight that would save his love. When…

… afterlife in quite a few of his stories, and develops them to show the many different ideas people have about these two controversial themes. In 'Proof Positive', Major Weaver is pronouncing to the audience that he has cancer. He is proclaiming that…

… of the clouds to its alive and vivid colors, the brilliant sun at its nadir rose at a snail's pace as dawn quickly turned into morning. Sun rays reflected off my shining body, creating a rainbow on the wall. Morning, the thought crept into my mind.…