… Letter, Hester's attitudes toward her adultery are ambivalent. This ambivalence is shown by breaking the book into three different parts. In each part her attitudes change significantly. Hester starts by seeing her act as a sin that she is…

… happiness is very much different than the findings of Freud, the definition of dictionaries, or even that of the present public's opinion. To Huxley, happiness is like all human emotions; nearly uncontrollable, virtually indefinable, and more complex…

… FLIES ESSAY Lord of the Flies appears to be, a somewhat ill natured story about little boys isolated on an island. In reality it is a horrible story about the general characteristics and feelings of mankind. Being stranded on an island is a situati…

… point of infallibility. The most monumental decision of her life, would she go through with it or would the titanic pressure and binding nerves get the better of her? <Tab/>The wait was unbearable; one hour seemed to stretch on…

… Kiss and Tell? So you've gone out (without your guy), and got caught up in the party atmosphere, and you cheat. At the time, you had this little voice in your head telling you that you won't feel guilty tomorrow, after all it's just one kiss. That…

… then fades away into nothing. In "The Storm," the author Kate Chopin describes the way that a thunderstorm is like the good and bad times in a person's life. She uses the beginning of the storm to describe the feelings, the climax of the storm to descr…

… the First World War. The novel tells about two people who fall in love with each other and whose lives are destroyed by the war. The events are narrated in the chronological order. The exposition starts at the beginning of the novel when Henry meets…

… a character named Molly Grue. Through chapters' five and six she goes through many changes. Molly goes from being an outwardly crude woman to a soft, kind-hearted lady. Molly is a caring person. She is faithful to the band of men. Molly is encouragin…

… tells about the American teenager and his conflict with the adult's world and the whole society. The action of the novel takes place in America in the beginning of the 50s. The novel is quite extraordinary, as the whole action lasts only for three…

… when you think of your dream community it would probably consist of a big yard, good school, and good neighbors. Would they be black neighbors? Probably not, it would be your typical well raised folks, white folks. <Tab/>Every…