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The present and the future is something always to be obscured depending on person, place, and time period. To better understand Indian past, we must first examine the figure writing on Indian past, their reason for interpretation, and how they pursued their outcome. Sherman Alexie was born in 1966 and was raised at Spokane Reservation…

In Alice Walker’s short story “Everyday Use”, we see the differences between the relationship a mother has with her two daughters. A surface level reading will reveal the obvious, that the mother finally ends up rejecting the ostensible values of the daughter she has always treated better than the other and as a result was…

Lady Macbeth’s character changes a lot during the course of the play. The character at the beginning is so different to the one presented in her final scene would not even be recognised as the same person. The play accurately depicts the progression of Lady Macbeth from a dominating, confident, ruthless killer, to a weak,…

In the book Lord of the Flies by William Golding, the boys went from innocent British Boys to ruthless savages that kill. There is constant conflict between the two main characters in the book Ralph and Jack. Ralph, was elected to become the leader of the boys at the beginning of the novel. He wanted…

The story is about two teenagers who presue their love for each otherdespite the fact that their familys have been at odds for years.The storycombines swordfighting, misunderstanding, tragedy, and some of the most romantic languague all in the name of love. In Verona, Italy in the late 1500s two powerful familes the Capuletsand Montagues have…

One form of bullying that Gilding expresses throughout the Lord of the Flies Is physical bullying, and Gilding expresses this form much like how It Is used today. Gilding shows readers that the characters, Jack and the Bison’s are created to represent “bullies” throughout the novel, who pick on the Piggy and the Litmus’s physically….

In chapter III of The Sun Also Rises, Hemingway gives us in multiple scenes a vision about Paris in 1920. The beginning of the 20th century was a time of a large change in the world. He started the chapter by describing the weather, “a warm spring night” Hemingway writes. Sitting in a café watching…

Abstract Virginia Woolf is one of the representative writers of novels using the stream of consciousness technique. She made important contributions to its development by confirming her own original literary views through a unique structure in one of her masterpieces, Mrs. Dalloway. Throughout her life, Woolf constantly broke through tradition and worked hard for innovation….

    To the Lighthouse written in 1927 by Virginia Woolf is a perfect example of her experimental style of writing.   She uses (overuses) semicolons, dashes, parenthesis to create “stream of consciousness” writing technique that can be found in many of her novels.  This approach demonstrates for the reader the randomness of human thought.   In the…

Helen Keller famously believed that character development is not possible in a life of comfort and tranquility. She emphasized the importance of going through trials and suffering to strengthen the soul, ignite ambition, and attain success (Keller). Despite living in a world devoid of light and sound, Helen Keller defied expectations and found brightness in…