… analyse how the relationship between Benedick and Beatrice moves from "merry war" to "honourable marriage". Is this a marriage that will last, do you think? In Much Ado About Nothing we see "Signor Mountanto" and "Lady Disdain" move from a "skirmish…

… people travel by means of public transportation turns into something out of the ordinary. A murder has taken place aboard a train, the suspects have been narrowed down to twelve potential people and the feeling of uneasiness roams around the whole…

… to persuade us, the readers, in believing the short story is going to be about some kind of drug. Anderson in the other hand turns every thing around to tell us a story about two people falling in-love. The story begins with a description of Doctor…

… written in the Elizabethan period, is still immensely popular and is performed by theatres all over the world today. It has been adopted by many cultures and still has the ability to engage the audience's attention and entertain us. The characters,…

… directed by Kenneth Branagh, relating to William Shakespeares play of the same title.* Don John is the main villain in "Much Ado About Nothing." He is the one who speaks little, but when he does, he creates an image of disease. He admits that…

… multifaceted novel. It seems to portray several different ideals, each very plausible and intriguing. There is, of course, the main idea, which is the examination of imperialism. But scholars have also examined the relation between the settings of…

… many poems in his lifetime about many different things. I think it is interesting to read the poems he wrote about love, or rather, the loss of it where he expressed a variety of emotions on his journey to understand himself and his true love. …

… to have a special quality about you. Beowulf had characteristics about him that were very unique, but very different from a hero of today. The characteristics that Beowulf had were things such as chivalry, brute strength, mental toughness, and a boastful…

… clearly defined by the title, Sir Thomas More strives to lay the plans for a perfect society through equality by economic, political, and social means. The idea he presents as his strongest point is the concept of the dissolution of private property.…

… Mythology, with numerous texts and films written about him. Merlin is best known for his role in the coronation of King Arthur, and his magical powers. However, the role of Merlin in the Arthurian cycle of stories varies from author to author,…