… are introduced to an immigrant family named the Shimerdas and their daughter Ántonia. Cather makes it clear that strength of characters can overcome all hardship. Throughout Ántonia’s lifetime there are many tribulations and sufferings that affect…

… compared to a bear giving the reader an idea of the physical nature of the character. “Behind him walked his opposite, a huge man, shapeless of the face, with large, pale eyes, with wide, sloping shoulders; and he walked heavily, dragging his feet a…

… to the motion picture I noticed a few differences in the two such as the slightly changed narrative. In the first scene of the novel, to begin with, we are introduced immediately to Mary’s childhood horror from her point of view. This gives the reader…

… Ifm sure you at least once or twice you have witnessed an argument, maybe even a separation or divorce. The main idea here is that this is all very normal. No marriage is at all easy, and it tends to come packaged with many disagreements and hardship…

… the story and hardships on the characters. Many terrible things happened to the characters of The Color Purple. The characters that were mostly impacted by terrible events and hardships were mostly Celie and Sofia. These characters went through a…

… meet or exceed certain predefined criteria. In the novel FIFTH BUSINESS by Robertson Davies, the antagonist, Percy Boyd Staunton, performs a number of incidents, which leads one to dislike him. He denies his guilt of throwing a snowball, happily displays…

… the only one in the timeline of events who deliberately harmed Phineas. He wanted Phineas to be injured because he felt that Phineas did not want him to do well academically. He was also much happier without Phineas around because in a way, Gene took…

… the destruction of Othello: A few possible reasons for his motive: ï‚· Loves evil for his own sake ï‚· Stem from a thwarted desire for Desdemona ï‚· Jealousy of Cassio’s position to the rank of Lieutenant – and hatred for Othello for making…

… does a magnificent job at poking fun of the society in which the novel takes place through sarcastic remarks and witty satire. The title of Jane Austen’s novel plays a great role in the plot, it masterly illustrates the emotions that most of the charact…

… Acronym? Well, a BOBO is what David Brooks, author of BOBOS In Paradise, calls a bourgeois bohemian. A BOBO is what you would call the upper class of today. In his book, Brooks defines a BOBO and provides detailed information on what a BOBO does, how…