… The novel " A Farewell to Arms" was written by E. Hemingway in 1929 and deals with the subject of war and destruction. Destruction of law and order, moral values and the belief in love and lasting relationships. Apart from…

… by F. Scott Fitzgerald there is both tragedy and death. Jay Gatsby gains money, power, and then throws extravagant parties all in pursuit of his dream. His dream is to be with Daisy but she is married, so he can't have her. In the time period…

… from bandits in the Winterlands. Gareth tells Jenny that he is on a quest of terrible importance and needs to find Lord John Aversin the Dragonsbane, Thane of Alyn Hold and Lord of Wyr. Gareth tells John Aversin that he was sent by the King,…

… just don't think you can even go on anymore. That's how life was for Andy in the novel Tears of a Tiger by Sharon M. Draper. Same for Ivan in the novel One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich but he chose to deal with it different than Andy did. Tears…

… was originally called "Under The Red, White, and Blue," because it symbolizes the flag of America and the American people's dreams. You can see this symbolism through the whole book. There is a difference in classes of people. Having too much…

… of Wrath is a book about real life, based on the poor, lonely and exiled. It tells the story about migrant workers, what life was really like during the Great Depression. I feel this story has a lot to teach us, then in the 30s and now. It shows…

… issue of 'the end of innocence and the darkness of man's heart' in his portrayal of certain characters. However, he contrasts such characters with those who possess the human spirit, that is, a humanity and decency that can survive the most extreme…

… (HF) by Twain, Wild Cat Falling (WCF) by Johnson and Twelve Angry Men (TAM) by Rose, reveal common themes that are of universal interest. All texts raise the issue of racial prejudice. In HF Twain uses the naïve narrator, Huck, to reveal…

… understanding of the term human spirit is realized. The term "human spirit" goes beyond the will to survive in that humanity and decency can survive the most extreme circumstances. Golding helps us to understand this term through the actions and decisio…

… person can see beyond the lairs of repression that build up during their life. The protagonist of Kate's "The Story of an Hour", Mrs. Mallard, represses the essence of her being until she thinks that her husband is dead. Thinking him gone they, the…