… women have been considered the submissive figure. In this role the female character would commonly have the main duties of caring for the children and pleasing her husband. Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll House shows one of these stereotypical marriages and…

… it: · Dickens make me feel that he is trying to create a very dark atmosphere and the whole novel is very gloomy and claustrophobic. The story is based around many of the saddest people in society and 'Oliver Twist' moves the reader in such a way…

… French epic poem that belongs to the genre of the chanson de geste. Literally translated as “song of deeds”, they can be considered the foundation and beginning of French literature. Emperor Charlemagne is one of the main protagonists in the poem…

… Orwell technology has been adapted to be used to spy upon us. There are precedents In the USA that show that many similar techniques are used by such people as the US government and their law enforcement agencies. This can also be seen in such organizati…

… his software "on every desk and in every home." Today he has almost achieved his dream. On the way to fulfilling his goal he set worldwide standards, transformed the way we live, and made billions of dollars. He succeeded because of his never-ending…

… and Shelly’s “Frankenstein” “Modern Prometheus,” commonly know as “Frankenstein,” is the complete title to Mary Shelley’s novel, in reference to the Greek myth involving Prometheus, a deity. The novel, the title being quite fitting, uses major…

… by Harper Lee, many characters had to face a challenge of one sort or another. In my opinion though none were as difficult as the challenge Mrs. Dubose had to over come. From the start Mrs. Dubose seemed like a typical ornery old woman.…

… how children would act if placed in an environment without any rules or guidance. It conveys that everyone needs guidance and help in their lives. Without them society would crumble and would end up like the disaster in the book. The children in the…

… novel about the truth and lies of the Salem Witch Trials. During this time, one is either an accuser or the accused. The Chase family is desperately trying to keep calm. Mary Chase, the young daughter of widowed Virginia Chase, and younger sister…

… could be defined as dark, menacing, and brooding. He is a dangerous character, with rapidly changing moods, capable of deep-seeded hatred, and incapable, it seems, of any kind of forgiveness or compromise. In the first 33 chapters, the text clearly…