Students’ Questions about Literature Page 14

The journey starts in the city of London.

The historical realities of Apartheid in South Africa influence Alan Paton’s Cry, the Beloved Country in a few ways. First, the book is set during a time when the country was racially divided and there was a lot of tension between the white minority and the black majority. Second, the book deals with the issue of land ownership, which was a major source of conflict during that time.

The album focused on the relationship between fathers and sons. It explored the idea of what it means to be a father, and how that changes over time.

Sir Thomas Malory was a knight who fought in the English Civil War. He wrote Le Morte d’Arthur as a way of showing that the chivalrous ideals of Arthurian knights were still relevant, even in a time of war and conflict.

Oedipus is trying to find the murderer of the former king Laius because he was prophesied to kill him. Oedipus believes that if he can find the murderer, he can avoid his own fate.

Richard was attacked and left with severe burns. He later died in the hospital.

The end of “Hunger Games: Catching Fire” sees Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark being the only two “tributes” left in the arena, resulting in their victory.

She was a character in the book Diary of a Wimpy Kid. She was a girl who was popular at school and was dating Greg Heffley.

In his autobiography, Benjamin Franklin detailed how he exercised his use of the virtues. He did so by allocating a certain amount of time each day to thinking about how he could improve himself in each virtue.

The narration in chapter 5 of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is in first person point of view and is told by Huck himself.