… by H.G. Bissinger, there are several prominent characters who display vivid and unique characteristics. However, one character remains dominant as a person with ethics as he battles with himself over the eternal question of right or wrong. This…

… English 9 January 27, 2000 Emily Bronte used Nelly Dean and Mr. Lockwood as the narrators of Wuthering Heights for many good reasons. Nelly lived there though all of the dilemmas, conflicts, and deaths. Mr. Lockwood’s narration supplied a…

… of the American Dream. Fitzgerald argues that the American Dream no longer denotes the ambition to achieve a certain goal. Instead he feels that it has become corrupt and materialistic. In the novel, Fitzgerald uses Jay Gatsby’s life to…

… This is the question that often arises throughout the story of Shiloh. The author, Bobbie Ann Mason uses her words carefully and links together the language, plot, setting, and theme almost perfectly. She is an author that uses a varied of different…

… the Flies by William Golding, different characters demonstrate both good and bad leadership skills. Because the group varies widely in age and personality, a successful leader would need very specific skills such as knowledge, respect, trust, organizati…

… life in the mid 1900’s. The daughter of a meatpacking company millwright, Cheri Register tells about the event, which divides her small town of Albert Lea during time of depression. Albert Lea, Minnesota was an industrial town of only 13,545…

… every black there is a white, for every day there is a night. The poetry of Blake is no exception. His poem “The Lamb” is the opposite of “The Tyger”. That is, the tyger is the predator, and the lamb the prey of the tyger. “The Tyger” conjures an image…

… uses the ironic element of setting in order to connect themes, characterization, symbols, as well as the most evident, mans need to hide from the injustices of society. Though his description of Hester’s cottage, the forest, and the prison, Hawthorne…

… by S. E. Hinton I will discuss character and plot development, as well as the setting, the author’s style and my opinions about the book. In this part of the analysis I will give some information about the subjects of the book, and about the author.…

… the 1930’s. The town is called Soledad and is four miles south of San Jose. The inspiration for the book probably came from a poem by Robert Burns. The poem was about the plans of mice and men going wrong. The book generally is about all of the migrant…