… different sides of how people were. George who in the book is Lennies' best friend and kind of like the brain in their relationship, never showed any side of himself that the reader wouldn't like. He shows courage, strength and love for others in this…

… surly proven when he writes a forty-eight introduction just to begin his novel. Set in the seventeenth century, Hawthorne effectively illustrates Puritanism in the introductory pages of The Scarlet Letter, thus making the preface of the novel significant…

… themes is the mother and daughters have some miscommunication in their relationships. Some of the quotes said back and forth to each other were really harsh. Most of the mothers didn't understand their daughters and that's why they may have said…

… written by John Wyndham is a novel about a catastrophic disaster that takes place on earth. A meteor shower had caused all of those who viewed, to loose their eye sight. Still a small percentage of people who could see remained. It was up to a man…

… along with an array of short stories. Some of the novels covered were Mary Shelley's, Frankenstein, and Philip K. Dicks', Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? , and John Wyndham's, The Day of the Triffids. In each of these novels there has been…

… must confront the past and Beloved in order to heal the wounds it has caused. The main character Sethe is disturbed by the traumas of racism and slavery, which caused her to kill her first infant name Beloved. Throughout the novel, Sethe works hard to…

… fable, "Animal Farm", portrays a re-enactment of the Russian Revolution, with it's major characters cast as farm animals, and communism renamed "Animalism." True to the historical story, the aristocratic players manipulate the proletariat, deluding…

… determines the characters actions and unltimatly directs the plot of the story. This is a very consice but specific essay, as we were limited to 500 words. Shiva Mohan Influence of "family" in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein Family in Mary Shelley's…

… Fallen Angels, Walter Dean Myers introduces the theme of how a person can change just by the environment they enter. He does this through the character Richie Perry and his experience in the Vietnam War. The reader can get an idea of how this occurs…

… and "The speaker of Mandarin" display that all detectives of crime share similar characteristics in both deduction and their attitude towards life. People that posses a high degree of intellect and focus on solving the quandaries and puzzles of…