… for Noni. Together, Noni, my cousin Lauren and I would go to Noni?s house. We watched TV, ate, and did our homework there. Lauren and I would often walk to the little store up the street for candy. Ignorant of the world around us, absorbed…

… O’Connor Flannery O’Connor wanted her readers to see that the world was filled with ethical, physical, and emotional violence. These very ideas can been seen in her work, “A Good Man Is Hard To Find”. One common topic on the piece was the constant…

… to look at gender as a very defineable yes or no matter and fail to see the variations that exist. Underneath the surface there exists a minority group who experience gender dysphoria: unhappiness or discomfort experienced by one whose sexual organs…

… years ago in 1876, Alexander Graham Bell, invented the telephone. With this invention the communications industry originated. The following 125 years have seen an evolution of communication equipment, lead by Bell Laboratories, now the Research…

… different possible themes that are relevant in society today. Many erratic behaviors happen in Frankenstein that provide the reader with encounters that would not happen in everyday life, yet can still be relevant in today’s world. Frankenstein…

… famous beverage companies, Coco-Cola and Pepsi, have competed dramatically and distributed the beverage market profit for several decades. In the free market, it is hard to exactly tell which one is the winner within the perfect competition, because…

… Oedipus the Wreck was about a king whose reign was destroyed by his own deeds, the message contained within the play was much deeper, and aimed towards every man and woman. That message was that humanity’s worst and most unconquerable enemy is their…

… 'Dead Poets Society' where parallels can be drawn between Mr Keating and Jesus. An obvious parallel is Keating and Jesus both have saviour roles. Jesus Christ saviour of the world; John Keating saviour of the boys. Keating is an instructor of English…

… men and women are extremely competitive with occupations and men feel superior to women? If this is true, then how do women and men share the world together without war between each other? I believe that for both sides to prevent this from occurring,…

… focuses on girls coming of age. Munro uses the symbol of a fox to depict girls’ transition through life. The symbol of the fox in the story is very critical. First, Munro places the child on a fox farm to show the similarities of the fox maturing…