… Native Son is a very ironic title for the general concept given throughout the course of the novel. Bigger is a native to this cruel American world, yet the son figure that he should be treated as is lost in darkness like the shadows in the alley behind…

… comments on human nature through a group of boys marooned on a deserted tropical island. William Golding is an Oxford University graduate who also served in the Royal Navy during World War II. In addition to being an author, poet and playwright,…

… Role Of Bottom Bottom is one of the most intriguing characters in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. He is central to the play because he creates humor, conflict and brings an understanding to the play due to his wiseness. Firstly,…

… “It’s cool, and it’s fun…there’s nothing bad about it, unless you get caught.” “I really don’t think…” “Don’t be wimp, man! If you wanna be cool like us, you gotta be bad like us! Now are you in, or not?” “Well, I guess…” Your best friend Bobby…

… to the development of the character Hamlet. The external forces are those, which are beyond Hamlets control. The internal forces are those, which come from within a character. In Shakespeare’s play Hamlet, Hamlet experiences internal and external…

… the most famous poems of all time. During her lifetime she wrote about 1800 poems although only a few of them were published. After her death her friend stumbled onto to her poetry diaries and then later on he published three volumes of this poetry.…

… is the word, yet so complex! So little it seems, yet so deep! Very distant it may seem, but resides within every heart! It is nothing other than Love. The love that a mother has for her child, the love that a hungry person has for food, the love that…

… by Frankenstein One cannot begin to understand the full implications of this work without first knowing something of the author and the incessant tragedies which haunted her with bouts of chronic loneliness throughout her entire life; the…

… architect, architect, planner, object maker, interior designer, and an environmental artist. Martha Schwartz is a landscape architect and her design is the Federal Courthouse Plaza in Minneapolis. It shows a transition in the field towards…

… Abraham and Balthasar to a duel. Abraham enters and sees Sampson ‘biting his thumb’ and they then duel. It is broken up when several officers enter and tell them to cease fighting. Lord Capulet then asks Lady Capulet for his sword to fight Lord…