… different ways. ‘Sex’ is what defines organisms as female or male on the basis of their reproductive organs and functions. ‘Gender’ defines the sexual identity, especially in relation to society or culture, of an organism. Whereas ‘sex’ just looks…

… home town to face the fears of his childhood, only to find a entire new set of fears awaiting him. Ben’s hometown now has a new occupant, Barlow, an evil as old as time. As one by one the inhabits of Salem’s Lot disappear only to turn up later in the…

… to place everyone in a certain category. Men and women are expected to fit a single script for their gender and are not accepted much if they attempt to do things that would go by the script created for the opposite gender. To this day, many still…

… of complete confusion and very lost of where he stands. He sees Tartuffe as a higher figure and listens to him as a master. Orgon makes many actions throughout the play emotionally that not only affect him but, his family as well. Orgon sees Tartuffe…

… (1564-1616), one of the great writers of the 16th century wrote the play Othello around 1599. Shakespeare’s Othello recounts the tragic consequences of hatred, jealousy, revenge, and exploited and misplaced trust (Bloom 13). The story opens-up in…

… of the play A Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen is “Hide that Christmas tree away, Helen, the children mustn’t see it before I’ve decorated it this evening” (1072) by Nora. This sets the tone of the play, which is concealing the raw truth until it is decorate…

… there are two major characters the “seamstress” and the “hostess” both face a conflict. The “seamstress” is upset and the “hostess” tries to figure out why. In the beginning of the poem the “hostess” is frustrated and confused because she doesn’t…

… stay near my home. Most of my neighbours are come from many different countries. To the right side of my home is the home of the Kiangs. To the left side is the home of the Lams, and in the front is the home of the Grants. When my family arrived in…

… predict what is going to happen in his or her life tomorrow. When I first moved to California from Hong Kong at the age of 10, I had no idea what to expect. All I knew back then was that California has good weather, bright sunshine, nice beaches, and…

… Prince of Denmark both protagonists share tragic flaws that lead the downfalls of both men. The two men share similar flaws as well as having differing ones. These flaws create the tragedy ever present in the two plays. If both were not so tragically…