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The harsh realities of war force soldiers to undergo drastic personality transformations making them feel disconnected from their previous way of life. The war separates them from their past both physically and psychologically. In his novel All Quiet on the Western Front, Remarque uses books, poplar trees, and butterflies to illustrate the life altering effects…

Stemming from the evil within man’s heart, serves us the battle ground for his particular fight between the never ending struggles of good vs. evil. This fighting when thrown into a mixture of fear and panic, that is ever present on the island, leads to revelations of self, that encompasses all of mankind and forces…

The boy is then sent to a psychologist and the Director starts to discuss reproduction when he is interrupted by Mustache Mood, who is one of the ten World Controllers. Huxley creates a tone of irony which is tied to the novel’s theme of not assimilating to society’s norms and regulations shown by the use…

From 1603 to 1606, William Shakespeare penned ‘Macbeth’, a play that aligned with James I’s rise to power in England. James I, formerly known as James the Sixth of Scotland, held firm beliefs in his own greatness as a monarch and possessed a keen fascination for witchcraft, apparitions, and ghosts. The utilization of sorcery in…

In “Sarah Cole: A Type of Love Story” by Russell Banks, the main character Ron believing himself to be so much more above the woman he once dated because of his great looks. Ron was a successful lawyer in the state of New Hampshire when he met a woman named Sarah Cole. Except there was…

Not until the end of the play did they decide to end the feud and come together and that was because children from both sides were dead. At the end Caplet said, “As rich shall Romeos by his lady’s lie, Poor sacrifices of our enmity ‘ 307-308). When this was said you could tell that…

Essay, Research Paper: The Worn Path The Worn Path is a narrative written by Eudora Welty in 1942 about an elderly black woman named Phoenix Jackson, also known as Granny. The story takes place mainly in the forests surrounding a small town in the southern United States. The main theme revolves around Phoenix’s journey through…

Demographics: My audience will be made up of a small group of both males and females between the ages of 18-21. Each audience member is a student at Michigan State. Some may be from Michigan, while others are from out of state or international. I think my speech will be affected a little by my…

Major Petkoff and Catherine are typical secondary characters, with funny occasional opinions and repetitive comments, such as those of the “electric bell” or the so famous unique “library” in all Bulgaria. They are characters that would normally be used to lower the tension in different types of plays. Yet, Arms and the Man, is a…

How does Cormier elicit empathy for both Nicole and Francis in pages 68-69 of the novella? This excerpt is from Chapter 11 of the novella: ‘Heroes’ by Robert Cormier. It holds significance as it marks the point in the narrative when Nicole endures abuse from Larry LaSalle. In this passage, Cormier employs evocative language to…