… dragon protects the men from what can deceive them, but takes away the one thing they have been deceived by. The Dragon plays a very important role in the epic. He is not like other dragons from the medieval time and protects a virgin up in a tower.…

… by Stephen King. I thought this book was very enjoyable. The way Mr. King writes is extremely descriptive, allowing the reader to feel as if he or she is really there. Many of the passages are so real that the reader can experience all the senses…

… living in cramped quarters in an inner-city neighborhood struggling with the effects of racism and the tensions brought on by their plans to move to a single family home in an all white neighborhood. It also shows their efforts to better their situation…

… thought of living in, or forming a utopian society has flashed through nearly every person’s mind. A few people have even tried to make this ideal dream society a reality. Unfortunately, within the pursuit of these societies the leaders become corrupt…

… Finn Mark Twain, through the character Huck, tells the story of a young boy’s coming of age amidst the conflicts and constraints of mid-1800s society. A recurring theme throughout the novel is the conflict between society and the individual.…

… challenges that force us to make decisions that can have conflicts with other values and beliefs that we have. In the novel Tree of Red Stars by Tessa Bridal, the characters Madga, Emilia, and Marco are all faced with difficult decisions that force…

… house. He was known to the people of Raveloe as a very rich man, with a rich family. He has two completely opposite sons, Dunstan (nicknamed Dunsey) and Godfrey. Dunstan liked to gamble and drink. Leaving Godfrey with the other things of life, such…

… are centered around the negative effects of British rule on her country. Kincaid’s country, Antigua, is a small island that was a colony of Great Britain. The negative aspects of British rule can be seen in many of the faces and places of Antigua.…

… there are Puritans standing before a beaten up prison door And there are weeds and there is a rose bush and it’s out of place around the darkness And there are Puritan women waiting and they are gossiping and Hester comes out beautiful wi…

… of Huckleberry Finn, has been misinterpreted by many people and ultimately, banned in some schools because of its content, which seems very racist to some. However, by using the historical approach, that is, analyzing the time period in which the…