… Brunty or Branty, self-baptized the more romantic Bronte, brought home to his four children a box of twelve wooden soldiers. The children lived in isolation in a parsonage high on the Yorkshire moors, which is to say, at the edge of the world; each…

… never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented." That quote is from Elie Wiesel in his Nobel Peace Prize Speech. I agree with the quotation. In the story Night by Elie Wiesel, many elements correspond to the quote and…

… seem to be the story of a sea captain obsessed with a whale. More than that, however, Moby Dick is an account of humankind's struggle against an uncontrollable and sometimes violent natural world. In the chapter entitled The Quarter Deck the reader…

… character experiences lead to a clear and deeper understanding not only of others but of her/himself. Discuss the ways in which the character attains this knowledge and a better understanding <Tab/>I have recently read the novel…

… book (Axelrod, Cooper) Reading Critically, Writing Well, 6th edition. the task was: EXPLAINING A CONCEPT Adequacy Of High School English Writing Program Introduction Most of the Colleges set standards for students who wish to enter College directly…

… of Robertson Davies's critically acclaimed literary labour, the reader is subjected to an extraordinary ensemble of characters, all of which possessing their own form of monstrosity. Despite there repulsive appearances, however, the monstrosities…

… role in The Lyre of Orpheus. His character is vital to plot development, character exposition and theme revelation. Hoffmann has no physical role in the story: "sojourning in limbo because he died with his opera incomplete, he looks down on…

… is an interesting one; almost none of the characters has a complete family. There are countless examples of orphans, single parents, and even completely heretical perversions of the traditional family. The effect of these fragmented homes is to emphasize…

… Tucson" in which Barbara Kingsolver shares her beliefs and her commitments - specifically, in family, community, the common good, cultural diversity, the world of children, and child rearing, which she lets in or rushes out to embrace all the wonders,…

… the media has come to dominate the lives of many of today's youths. Reynolds Price expresses extreme dismay at the media's ever-tightening grasp over the impressionable minds of adolescents. He sincerely feels that the effects of prolonged exposure…