… their poker game. Mitch appears to be lost in a different world. His thoughts are pre-occupied with Blanche and their affair. Stanley suddenly snaps at Mitch, which really aggravates him. The two men have a long dispute concerning Blanche. Mitch…

… i lost connecting when it was loading onto the next page. -ven Heart of Darkness, a novel which explores how man reacts when experiencing a world unlike his own; a world without any rules or regulations; a world that is uncivilized…

… are lessons to learn from life, and all too many people are willing to offer advice, and lessons for life. These “lessons” are a rather jejune list of items designed to avoid grief, and to find a path to the good life. Who is there to offer…

… Miller” The story of Daisy Miller is about the social upheaval of the late nineteenth century as the growing American wealthy middle class tussled against the European aristocracy. It also shows how Winterbourne never fully understood Daisy Miller…

… Before he went took a trip to the Congo, he thought he was still a youth; he had an adolescent mindset of invincibility. However, in the Congo, Conrad realized, “Hey, I’m old.” He became “self-conscious.” From then on, Conrad viewed life with an…

… story of a civil case in Woburn, Massachusetts. The events of the Woburn case touch on many problems in the tort law system. The author really brings the reader into the story....you feel that you are there experiencing everything. And my personal favori…

… of one's sin. It soon had the whole town in an uproar and soon became the talk of the whole town. At first the scarlet letter represents adultery but after time, it symbolizes many reasons, some positive but others negative. The greatly embroidered…

… mischief or wrong doing in which causes some type of mental disturbance. In Crime and Punishment, Fyodor Dostoyevsky uses the five basic literary elements in order to show the atrocities of crime; that crime is an unnecessary evil that…

… that Pangloss’s philosophy, that all things happen for the best, can possibly have any merit. The story begins in an ideal setting. Candide lives in the castle of Westphalia. Life is good until he is caught kissing the Baron’s daughter, Cunegonde.…

… appeared in an earlierbook by Mark Twain, reminding us of what happened at the end ofthat story. Though he won't mention it until Chapter 3, hisirresponsible father has left him on his own. Huck has beenliving with Widow Douglas, a kind woman…