… The Flies, written by William Golding, is based on the concept of savagery. In the beginning of the novel, all of the characters are normal little kids but then something happened under their odd circumstances. Some of the boys are driven by something…

… says his real name is Philip Pirrip, so people just call him Pip. He lives with his sister who is married to Joe Gargery, a blacksmith. His parents are dead, so the only way he knows who they are is through their grave stone. Pip started to cry…

… ever to be written. Perhaps the reason for its popularity and high reputation is because of the many underlying questions that Shakespeare leaves unanswered. Shakespeare forces the readers and watchers of the play to think about the occurring…

… one shared with time upon the tennis courts, lakes, and roads in Burden’s Landing. The failure of engagement between Jack and Anne was due to the fact they both desired different qualities in their lover. Anne admired a man who had ambition and true…

… plane full of military boys crashes into the ocean. The boys struggle for safety and are soon stranded on a deserted island. They elect a leader and all is well until controversy arises. The group splits and two types of governments are formed.…

… Madeline in “Fall of the House of Usher,” appear to return from the dead after suffering from an unknown illness. They each fall in love and after returning from the dead only to die once again. They are also similar in that they each wandered…

… Cuba is a pivotal presence. The work examines, through a wealth of female and male characters, with emphasis upon the matrilinear chain, the intense experience of Cubanness. The island country of Cuba is portrayed from within and without, and the distanc…

… Animal Farm by George Orwell was first published in 1945, a small, subconscious voice has uttered this phrase to urge the rethinking of equality. This closing thought and the events of Animal Farm closely parallel the history of the Russian Revolution…

… 1984 is the dehumanization of a population. In the case of Oceania, the powers that be strip away the humanity of its citizens and seek to turn them into non-thinking and non-feeling drones that are dedicated and devoted to the state. Through psychologic…

… by Clive Barker. I choose this book because on the book’s cover it said that it was by an author that wrote many other books that were bestsellers, and on the back the Chicago Tribune gave it a good review. Another reason was that it was not very…