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Antwone Fischer is a movie that narrates the true life story of the American author, director and film producer Antwone Quenton Fisher. The story of his life was written by him in his autobiographical work entitled Finding Fish which inspired the direction of the movie that narrates the painful life journey of Antwone and his…

Dexter Morgan and Sherlock Holmes, both being fictional characters in crime stories, share many characteristics even though they lead extremely different lifestyles. Dexter Morgan is a blood spatter analysis in Miami during his public life, but in his private life he is a schizophrenic serial killer.  Sherlock Holmes is a very well known consulting detective…

During the first scaffold scene, Nathaniel Hawthorne notes her “natural dignity and force of character. ” Her poise under scrutiny is remarkable during this significant scene. Her might is also evident in her dealings with both her husband, Roger Chlorinating, and also her lover, Reverend Arthur Timescale. Hester repeatedly denies Chlorinating the satisfaction of knowing…

            Charles Dickens is known for creating a rich tapestry of personalities in his novels, not just through his main characters but also through the minor ones.  These characters often have strange names, idiosyncrasies, and provide comedic and dramatic elements to the story.  In Great Expectations, Dickens uses minor characters to educate the main character…

The play “Mater Harold…and his boys” is written by Athol Fugard in 1982. The story happened in the period of apartheid in 1940’s South Africa. Under apartheid, non-white South Africans were forced to live in separate areas from whites. They were not allowed to use same public facilities as whites, and contact between the two…

The idea of ‘World cities’ is closely linked to globalization. These urban areas, like London, New York, and Tokyo, have surpassed national boundaries to become vital components of the international and global system. They serve as hubs for cultural, economic, employment, tourism, transport, and communication activities. Consequently, they are commonly referred to as the command…

The novel Tracks by Louise Erdrich is a story written but of oral tradition in the classic Native American way. The novel is narrated by two characters Pauline and Nanapush. In this story there is much symbolism and trickery. A trickster character is one who can take various forms such as animal and human or…

The Astonishing Life of Octavian Nothing Traitor to the Nation, which is written by M. T. Anderson, is about a black boy who may be royalty in Africa, but he is not considered as much in Boston, Massachusetts during the American Revolution. Octavian, the prince, is going through many battles in his life, but is…

Harper Lee’s descriptions are vivid and cinematographic- one of the reasons. Perhaps why the novel translated so well into film. Referring to the epigraph and what it tells the reader about key themes will help to show your awareness of authorial purpose. Referring to any symbolism used by the author can be effective- for instance,…

Joe  is a really simple name. So, in relation to that, Joe in Great Expectations is a simple, good and moral character. Joe does non alter at all in the book. He begins the book demoing his good nature and generousness when, after purportedly being robbed by the inmate, he was happy that the inmate…