In England in the 19th century, social class determined your rank within the society. There were aristocrats, middle class, and lower class citizens. The aristocrats were the royal family along with the knights, barons, and country gentlemen. The middle class was split into two parts, the upper middle class and the lower middle class. The … Read more
The book “Ender’s Game” by Orson Scott Card Ender is manipulations and lies. General Graff is the one doing all the manipulations. He keeps Ender clueless (though he is a genius) and is manipulating him into getting what he wants. Still, General Graff is not the only one who is lying to Ender. People lies … Read more
Old folks always tell stories about how they used to run around with their friends and have fun all the time. Now people tend to be caught up in their own lives and don’t seem to enjoy the simple things in life, such as talking to a random stranger about how the weather is or … Read more
The Scarlet Letter and The Symbol of It The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne has many symbols, but none of them really stand out as much as the one the book is named after, the Scarlet Letter. While The Scarlet Letter has many meanings, the most common known one is that it stands for adultery, … Read more
Self-esteem is confidence in one’s own worth or abilities or self-respect. Janie from Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neal Hurston and Jefferson from A Lesson Before Dying by Ernest Gaines both struggle with establishing a positive self-esteem or a sense of self-worth. Both characters get so overwhelmed by the supremacy of someone or … Read more
How do gender roles and the culture in which the women live impact their identities? What connections can you make between female “madness” and being isolated or locked away in both stories? In the early 19th century the expectations of women in society were different from those of today. In that time women were expected to get … Read more
A Rose for Emily is a southern gothic short story about an elderly women stuck in her ways. When we are first introduced to Emily it is at her funeral where the entire town has come to falsely pay their respects. The men are only there because they viewed Emily as a fallen monument and … Read more
The Wife of Bath was written by Geoffrey Chaucer. The story starts with a narrator who prides herself on being able to use her beauty to control her husbands. She admits that of her 5 husbands, she was only able to charm 3 of them; it was only when they were drunk. The narrator tells … Read more
Throughout the world people are tested through isolation. On one hand, some people learn how to cope with the darkness of solitude; and, on another hand, isolation opens a whole new perspective to those both in and out of solitude. Isolation is a state of being where you are set apart from anything that has … Read more
The Underlying Themes Found in The Crucible There are many underlying themes revealed in Arthur Miller’s classic tragedy, The Crucible. Set in a theocratic society where the church and the state are one single entity, the moral measure of conduct can be regulated through governmental laws. In this type of society there is no difference … Read more
In A Good Man Is Hard to Find, Flannery O’Connor reveals the physical struggle of Ruby, the protagonist, and her inner struggle to accept her pregnancy in In a Stroke of Good Fortune, burdened by her physical and emotional load as she trudges up the stairs, Ruby feels daunted by impending motherhood, which manifests as … Read more
Analysis of Joseph Conrad’s syntax, diction, and imagery in “The Heart of Darkness” Joseph Conrad had written several works from 1900 to 1907. One of his most impactful is The Heart of Darkness, written in 1902. This short story describes the main character Marlow, a seaman, recounting a story of imperialism suffered by Africa in … Read more
Justification of Morality, Behaviour, and Late/Chance in the Arabian Nights Many people of a certain culture believe that their beliefs are followed globally. For example, the Aztecs believed that sacrificing humans to the sun was “right” but Muslims think human sacrifice is wrong. Still, if we are talking about the Arabian nights, no matter what … Read more
Elaine’s Identity: Cat’s Eye The novel ‘Cat’s Eye’ by Margaret Atwood is about a journey of finding yourself, and how another person can affect who you are. Elaine (the main heroine) possesses the trait of vulnerability and is a victim of verbal abuse by a childhood friend Cordelia. What at first may seem like a child … Read more
To keep the fate or create your own Odysseus Webster’s dictionary defines Free will as the power of acting without the constraint of necessity or fate; the ability to act at one’s own discretion. Fate is defined as the development of events beyond a person’s control, regarded as determined by a supernatural power. In Homer’s … Read more
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