… War II. The main character, Annemarie Johansen is best friends with a girl who belongs to a Jewish family in Gernmany. Annemarie also has a younger sister, Kirsti, and her older sister, Lise, died two weeks before her wedding date to a boy named Peter…

… the alias Richard Bachman. It was published in march 1981 and again in May of 1999. The main character, Bart Dawes, narrates the book and is in difficult situations, which he brought on himself. Dawes is happily married to his wife Mary, who does…

… 12 21 March 2001 Thesis: In the book Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell, a prediction of the real 1984 was made that showed a totalitarian government and slave like citizens. Orwellian I. Life of author A. Early years B. Military experience C.…

… Scholastics 1999 Today was Harry’s birthday and to the Dursleys, a very important dinner with Mr. Durslesys boss Mr. Mason. Harry was told to stay in his room until Mr. Mason left. From what Harry could hear, everything was going well, but…

… Knowles, ask themselves who suffered more, Gene or Finny? Well, a reader will find it obvious that Finny suffered more just by reading his forceful shout, “Because I’ve suffered!” (Knowles Pg. 945 ). Phineas, who lost his leg, his friendship with…

… as a chilling account of life in the year 2154, a time when most jobs are done by machines. "Congratulations on graduating with honors! Enjoy your leisure years!" That was the horrible phrase. Now that school was over, Lisse and all her…

… Vonnegut’s are unable to agree on what the main theme of his novel Slaughterhouse Five may be. Although Vonnegut’s novels are satirical, ironical, and extremely wise, they have almost no plot structure, so it is hard to find a constant theme. From the…

… the contrasting of light and dark images permeated the text. The use of this imagery created an underlying theme revolving around the conflict between savagery and culture, knowledge and ignorance. Conrad depicts the events, locations, and ideas…

… of the Mohicans is one of five novels in the Leatherstocking Series, all of which were written by James Fenimore Cooper. Cooper is known to be “one of the nineteenth century’s most popular story tellers” because he “presented a simpler, idealized view…

… of the Mohicans is one of five novels in the Leatherstocking Series, all of which were written by James Fenimore Cooper. Cooper is known to be “one of the nineteenth century’s most popular story tellers” because he “presented a simpler, idealized view…