… threw many emotional breakdowns throughout his lifetime, which seemingly dulled his reactions to life's tragedies. He is writing his story of murder and desire for the jury, who will decide his fate. He writes from his jail cell so that they might…

… the Rain, is that a true friendship is stronger than any emotion of the human character that corrupts, even hates, emotions like distrust, fear, beliefs that one race is better than another, and intolerance. In Waiting for the Rain, these feelings…

… Menagerie By Tennessee Williams. The main functions of an opening scene are to obtain the audience or reader's attention, introduce the characters and prepare the audience for later events in the play. The Glass Menagerie starts with extensive stage…

… 'desire to live with comforting fictions, rather than confront brutal truths, a doomed and ultimately deadly strategy. It is a bleak vision of life.' How far do you agree with this evaluation of 'The Glass Menagerie'? In The Glass Menagerie…

… Queen Gertrude, a woman who chose to remarry only two months after her husband's death, makes a very bad decision that causes many misfortunes in her family. Not only did she rapidly remarry, but also she married her husband's brother, Claudius.…

… More Problems..." <Tab/>A Doll's House, by Henrik Isben, is a play that focuses primarily on money and finances. The story tells of a woman who loves to spend money but does it to make others happy. Money can not buy happiness but…

… <Tab/> Japan a nearly isolated area, surrounded by thousands of mountains that use to prevent outside attacks from the outside world. Japanese dictatorship run government Headed…

… black and bid him sing" Countee Cullen. To change the faces of artists of the voice, unheard, and stories of truth- untold was the open goal of the Harlem Renaissance. To breathe life into black culture, to lead in a direction, the movement,…

… God, Janie's voice makes a drastic evolution, changing from a confined, timid and sometimes lifeless Janie early in the book, into a more sociable, original and expressive Janie near the end. Her grandmother, who partially limited her extents and…

… towards one another. An example of this type of hatred was during the Holocaust. As written by Abba Eban in the essay titled The Eichmann Trial in Retrospect, "He who cannot remember the past is doomed to repeat it". In saying so, memory is essential…