… acts of Anthony and Cleopatra? In the first two acts of Antony and Cleopatra we are presented with the opposing cultures of mysterious, frivolous Egypt and ruthless, imperial Rome. Civil War has broken out, and there is discord both within the…

… for the king’s murderer. Ironically it turns out that Oedipus had unintentionally and unknowingly killed the king on his way to the kingdom some years beforehand. The most significant lines in the story come from Oedipus in his speech to the people…

… should be brought back into effect. These laws have gone unnoticed for a great deal of time and there are many reasons why they should be reinstated. Not only is it for its religious reasons, or its moral reasons, but for the sake of families as…

… most acclaimed disturbing novel Frankenstein, is to be perceived as a God-like figure then Shelly gives a most grim and unsettling suggestion that God is neglectful, scared, horrified, and ashamed of his creation. Throughout the entire novel Victor…

… and can have a different significance from person to person. One of prized my possessions is my freedom. I am grateful to be free and I would surrender my life before I would surrender my freedom. I value my dignity because without my dignity…

… in a state of confusion, I stumbled out on Jackson Street with a heavy heart. Still wearing the same gray suit from yesterday, I walked the familiar street like a somnambulist. Just before yesterday, my life was full of optimism and effervescence.…

… children? That is the dilemma Ruchel Dwajra Zylska, or better known as Ruth McBride-Jordan had to come to grips with. In James McBride’s book The Color of Water, McBride chronicles his life, and finally learns of his mother’s history. Although the book…

… Afghanistan. Canada is located in northern North America, bordering the United States of America. The total land area is 9,976,140 sq. km., and 755,170 sq. km of it is water. Canada is the second largest country in the world, and 85% of its population…

… to pluck out the heart of my mystery. This mystery marks the essence of Hamlet's character as, in spite of our popular psychologies, it ultimately does for all human personalities. Granting this, we can attempt to chart its origin and outward…

… by Aldrous Huxley, and 1984, by George Orwell, are alike because they have comparable organizations. By using brainwashing techniques, censorship, and the obliteration of history, the leaders in Brave New World and 1984 control the thoughts and recollec…