… of the Flies, by William Golding, where boys are stranded on a tropical island in the Pacific, without any adults or authority figures. Jack Merridew abuses his power and emerges as their leader, using fear and torture as he sees fit. Similarly, in…

… Lee, we witness Jem and Scout's development into maturity during the duration of the novel. Throughout their childhood, they observe incidents that happen in their town and learn to examine the institutions around them more closely. Their father,…

… play writes of all time. A writer who dramatized such an incomparable range and variety of human kinds and experiences. Shakespeare was born in April 1564 in Stratford upon Avon. During his time he managed to write fifty plays and several poems.…

… world turn into the illusions about Asian world and its attributes. The brightest example of the creeping stereotypes created by the French in the play is Gallimard's perception of the Western politics towards Asian world. Gallimard's views are reflected…

… man is one of the central issues raised in the play M. Butterfly. It's interesting, however, that this stereotype is still very much alive. In fact, it's not a secret that Hollywood is often portraying Asian women as exotic, erotic, sensual and…

… time and, in modern day, the most dismissed and controversial, "Titus Andronicus" provides its audience with an intimate and powerfully shocking view of what was considered humorous in the Elizabethan age. Shakespeare use of humour in this play depicts…

… man who is in the center of a moral dilemma. It is difficult enough for a man to face what is making him angry even under normal circumstances. Hamlet's circumstances are certainly not normal. Hamlet's dilemma, whether or not he should kill the king,…

… Hitler and his Gestapo want to kill all Jews. There for we have to hide. My hiding place is in an addict. On the bottom floor is a bakery were we get food from. <Tab/>From 8am in the morning to 6pm in the after noon. I must be quiet…

… kind of imagery pertaining to her hips. She seems all into herself, more specifically, her hips. She makes it a point to convey that her hips are strong or powerful by the lines "they go where they want to go. /they do what they want to do. /these…

… or an infant playing with it. The shawl is a fiber that holds them all together, happy to a certain extent, and a security blanket. It creates a fabricated sense of security, a friend. This relates to me in a small way by the sense of security…