… the internment of Japanese Canadians during World War II. The book is narrated by Naomi Nakane, a second generation Japanese Canadian who was six years old at the time of the internment. The silence, the lost of family, and the racism all intertw…

… home meets three witches who for tell his future as first becoming thane of Cawdor and, later king. Macbeth instantly sercomes to the witches and believes what the witches say. When Duncan announces is successor as his son Malcolm is dream of…

… strength and ability to survive to the test. Everyone comes across a hard path during his or her life sooner or later. How they choose to do so is up to the individual. In the works The Crucible and Guilty by Suspicion, John Proctor and David Merrill…

… attacks the American idea of justice. Dorris, a highly acclaimed Native American writer, has received awards ranging from the National Book Critics Circle award to awards from the National Endowment for the Arts. After his death in 1997, he…

… of racism, and the character Frank Hayden help identify the mystery, and develop the investigation that illuminates the meaning of the work. The mystery of the novel is whether or not Frank Hayden is a molester. Frank's brother Wesley, the sheriff…

… something that has been pondered for centuries. While we may never know for sure, I can take a guess from some research and my own experiences. I am looking at this from a life or death perspective. I think that the two main ones are that in times…

… biologically. The plateau of the Cypress Hills area is what’s known as an ‘erosional plateau’ because it was formed first by millions of years of sedimentary deposits, then by millions of years of erosion. It is the highest elevation of land east…

… existence because he is a tall and lame man, his marriage became loveless and he cheats with Mattie, and he worked on a farm even though that is not what he wanted to do. Ethan Frome had a tough life. He is tall and lame, he has complications…

… that no one really knows the answer to. No one really knows what happens after a person dies. There might be a heaven and hell, and there could be nothing after this life. A lot of things that Emerson make sense. As he said if you do somethin…

… reoccurring motifs. These motifs help drive the plot and reveal deeper meanings in the novel. One of these motifs is Conrad’s use of fire. Throughout the novel, Conrad uses fire to describe objects, reveal elements of the novel, and symbolize deeper…