… way down in history. Whether it's racisms, how society is, and how people judge other people by their status or looks in the world. Some people choose to isolate or be an outsider themselves from people or things, and to make things worst, it sometimes…

… to get into it would be a firefighter, chef, or beta-tester. My reason for choosing these three fields is very simple, these are the fields that interest me the most. A firefighter has an aspect of thrill and would give me a chance to save peoples lives.…

… characters experience several revelations that alter their behavior. Both Ms. Linde and Nora are completely different characters by the end of the play. Although both Ms. Linde and Nora begin the play in a passive state, letting others control them,…

… Richard Selzer, can be looked at as a metaphor for the Nazi interment camps. The author portrays the slaughterhouse as a very uniform killing factory, much like the interment camps in Nazi Germany. The workers are so numb to the killing of the cows,…

… there are many themes throughout. One of the biggest themes is love, but there are two different types of love. Cordelia truly loved her father, but her sisters had a false love. It is very ironic that the daughters that lied about how much they loved…

… 15/04/2004 ~ TWO HANDS: LOCKED IN CHECK MATE ! ~ Sam Hultier takes time out to explore and analyse Gregor Jordan's cinematic work of genius of his latest film 'Two Hands', captivating the audience deep into the marginalised discourses that…

… of God's "toiling" hands to reveal that God is closer to the human race and less of a higher being. God is using his hands to create man. The word toiling suggests hard labor. That indicates God wants to make man perfect, "in His own image" (88).…

… I believe: that the free, exploring mind of the individual human is the most valuable thing in all the world. And this I would fight for: the freedom of the mind to take any direction it wishes, undirected. And this I must fight against: any idea,…

… Holden Caulfield is the main character in The Catcher in the Rye by J.D Salinger, who has a very low self-esteem. He's very different from other teenagers in his age -the way he sees things and thinks, and the way he acts. He doesn't follow specific…

… in a defined territory and share culture. In Lois Lowry's The Giver "1993," Jonas grows up only knowing the existence of his society. The society in which The Giver takes place is known as sameness. Everything is done the same, and nobody knows differ…