… the Flies, the first character we meet is Ralph. He's the most handsome one there and has the best stature.         "The boy with fair hair... He was old enough, twelve years and a few months, to have lost the prominent tummy of childhood…

… book about A. Square's adventures in lands of different dimensions. A. Square, a lawyer and mathematician in a two-dimensional world, visits Spaceland, a land of three-dimension, Lineland, a land of one dimension, and Pointland, a land of no dimensions.…

… into the lives of Arvergus, Dorigen, and Aurelious in The Franklin?s Tale. The regulations that are most actively exhibited are, rule XIV, ?The easy attainment of love makes it of little value; difficulty of attainment makes it prized?, rule XXVI,…

… quest for identity depends a lot on the emotional, cultural and social stability of an individual. Stability is the ultimate stage of this quest, this is why I believe there is a strong interdependence between the two. One cannot speak of identity withou…

… great example of how a writer can use various literary techniques to lead the reader to a better understanding of Miss Brill the character. Instead of merely stating the message of the story, Mansfield used various literary techniques to allow the…

… When, as an adult, she discovered her Aboriginal heritage, she was consumed by the desire to understand its significance: What did it really mean to be Aboriginal? I'd never lived off the land and been a hunter and a gatherer. I'd never participated…

… of narrative techniques to create an intriguing story. Many times the point of view of a story can help illuminate aspects of a character. One example, limited omniscient point of view, focuses on one main character and allows the reader to know what…

… learning experience. Not only does he acquire the strategies and the skills necessary for survival in the bush,but also he gains understanding of himself and knowledge about life. During Crabbe's stay in the wilderness with Mary he learns many…

… families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way." Leo Tolstoy (1828 - 1910) When family members experience emotional and physical difficulty, the family bond may be disrupted causing sever consequences that may affect one in an…

… The average person might describe tragedy as a sad, sad story in which someone always dies in the end. In some cases, that is true. However, tragedy comes in different forms. Tragedy can have comical elements, like dark comedies and tragicomedies.…