… presented to us in H.G Wells ‘THE TIME MACHINE’ and George Orwell’s ‘1984’? What trends are these writers choosing to exaggerate and develop in their stories? What are the similarities and differences in the way the writers use science fiction to…

… the Cuckoo’s Nest, one of the literary themes is the combine. The combine represents American Society in the novel. The narrator, Chief Bromden, describes the combine through out the book. He uses extended metaphors and symbolism to represent Society…

… fiction because of the existence of time travel. However, the novel does not center on the schematics of this type of journey. Instead, the novel deals with the relationships forged between a Los Angeles woman from the 20th century, and slaves…

… difficult to obtain. This is especially true for people who hang in a predominantly straight crowd and know few people who partake in the fine erb. The rule of thumb is if the weed gets you pretty high then the seed is usually good to grow. Seeds coming…

… between a father and his son, surpass all other social boundaries a culture is based on. The parenting styles fictional characters, such as that of Danny’s father Reb Saunders a character from Chaim Potok’s book The Chosen, demonstrate the choice…

… are more serious than others. For example, some people have addictions to gambling, while other people can\'t remember to put the milk away after they use it. After a while though, a person\'s flaws come back to haunt them. The tragedy MacBeth is no…

… Hamlet receives his order for revenge from the ghost of his dead father, he is shocked and outraged. He vows to avenge his father by the death of Claudius. However, the following scenes do not show the undying dedication to the avengement of…

… the word hero all the time. The news media throws the term around as if it is an everyday word. But what exactly is a hero? Who exactly is worthy of this title? Did you think of some virtuous person who rescues people, putting life and limb on the…

… United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (population 59.5 million), was the dominant power in both the industrial and maritime sectors of the economy in the 19th century. It played a leading role in the development of parliamentarian democra…

… the ways in which Arthur Miller uses conflict to make a successful drama in “All of my Sons” and “A View from the Bridge”. In Arthur Miller’s, “A View from the Bridge” and “All of my Sons”, Miller uses conflict to create a tight play full of…