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Imagine a very famous person is accused of murder of two certain people. This man is not believed of being guilty because his of wealth and social status. There was evidence that pointed toward him being guilty, however, the police told him to turn himself in instead of arresting him. This was the real life…

Charlotte Bronte’s novel, Jane Eyre, is one novel that challenges and develops literary traditions of 1800’s Victorian society. Bronte develops the novel form and style as well as develops traditional concepts and perceptions of female and male equality in Victorian society. Jane Eyre is the 1847 novel explores, Jane Eyre, a middle-class woman who is…

Real event happens on a daily, but authors want to protect readers from the real world. Authors take real events that happen and turn them into fictional events, so that they will not scare the reader. Sylvia Plath took real events that happened in the medial perfection and changed them when she was writing “The…

Holocaust denial, “the act of denying the genocide of Jews in the Holocaust during World War II”, has become a very interesting idea supporting numerous controversial claims. These claims being extremely ignorant, include the fact that figure of 5 to 6 million Jewish deaths was an extreme exaggeration. But in Night, a personal autobiography documenting…

Although countless papers have been written with the endpoint of analyzing Hermann Hesse’s Siddhartha in mind, there are still subjects left untouched. These subjects are frequently glossed over in discussion, with little effort devoted towards developing a deeper understanding of them. One untouched subject which requires attention is Siddhartha’s brief relationship with his son. The…

I read Hard Times by Charles Dickens. Hard Times by Charles Dickens was published in 1854. After reading A Christmas Carol I wanted to read more Charles Dickens. I didn’t really know what to expect when I picked Hard Times. I figured it would be good since Charles Dickens is considered a great English writer….

In A Tale of Two Cities, to develop themes, Charles Dickens uses the color red, the evil Marquis, and Young Jerry’s experience. Dickens also uses the gallows, mobs, and funeral shrouds to create moods. Finally, Dickens develops characters with Mr. Manette, the Marquis, and Mr. Lorry. Charles Dickens, in A Tale of Two Cities, develops…

In the novel Song of Solomon, a conspicuous theme is the issue of dangerous and undesirable love that leads to the connections between the characters. This at first makes the characters separate from one another, for example, Milkman failing to become close with his mom on account of his humiliation during his early youth encounter….

In Lord of the Flies written by William Golding has a powerful transformation from civilization and to complete mayhem, throughout it shows the tipping points where people change. Firstly Jacks character arc is the driving factor in the change from civilization and order towards mayhem and chaos with the most noticeable part being his acceptance…

Nelly responds to situations with a certain busy-body-ness, dogged self-interest, and inflated sense of moral authority. Nelly rejects her own culpability in events, and expresses a desire to avoid in the present moment any drama, embarrassment, or overt challenge to the patriarchal status quo, which the more “passionate” and “rebellious” characters typically cause—much to her…